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Started by Ian Wickham in Ski Chatter - 50 Replies

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Admin
reply to 'London Ski show 2011'
posted Oct-2011

I have it on good authority (I made it up myself) that going on Wednesday and/or Thursday is required this year.
The Admin Man

Bandit
reply to 'London Ski show 2011'
posted Oct-2011

Admin wrote:I have it on good authority (I made it up myself) that going on Wednesday and/or Thursday is required this year.


I hear and obey our leader!

I always do as I'm told :D .......... not :P

Tony_H
reply to 'London Ski show 2011'
posted Oct-2011

Weds it is
www  New and improved me

Stewart Dowling
reply to 'London Ski show 2011'
posted Oct-2011

So has anyone got any tickets for the weekend dates that are going spare???

Far Queue
reply to 'London Ski show 2011'
posted Oct-2011

It now looks like I will be going with my brother on the Thursday.

Freshfreshpowder
reply to 'London Ski show 2011'
posted Oct-2011

We are thinking of getting boots fitted - is this a good place for a good deal and good quality of professional fitting? Or are we better off going to a normal shop?

Far Queue
reply to 'London Ski show 2011'
posted Oct-2011

Hi Freshfreshpowder, my experience of this is when a friend decided to buy at the show, but it was over 10 years ago. Frankly, knowing what I do now, I think he got very lucky. The stand he purchased from (which was from a major snow sport chain in the UK) was incredibly busy, and the people selling, were doing just that. There was almost no "fitting" going on at all.

This may have changed in recent years, but personally, I would be looking to get any new boots I was after fitted in a far more relaxed atmosphere, where the fitter can give me undivided attention rather than dealing with numerous customers at the same time.

Bandit
reply to 'London Ski show 2011'
posted Oct-2011

freshfreshpowder wrote:We are thinking of getting boots fitted - is this a good place for a good deal and good quality of professional fitting? Or are we better off going to a normal shop?


Don't do this at the Show. Go find a bootfitter who can give you the time to fit the boots. It's a lot of money to be spending!

Expect to spend 1 1/2 hours at least.

Topic last updated on 24-October-2011 at 11:43