Skiing clothing

Here we go they are still about at £33.95....

Are you serious? If you are that's a bargain!

snowb4ndit wrote:Are you serious? If you are that's a bargain!

When have I ever been serious :lol:

snowb4ndit wrote:

I guess what you wear on the inside depends a lot on the quality of the outer wear.

Maybe not. I'd use the word "thickness" rather than quality. Mainly because my outer wear isn't insulated as I don't like the feel of thick jackets, so I only wear a wind and water proof outer layer.

Ian Wickham wrote:Here we go they are still about at £33.95....

You'd look great in the pink Ian.

andyhull wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:Here we go they are still about at £33.95....

You'd look great in the pink Ian.

Yep they are classy Andy ... I am tempted

I went into a Columbia store recently. They might have had some of those ^^ Maybe if the assistants had left us alone to browse, we might have seen some of the stock. As it was they pee'd me off so much we left after a couple of minutes and 3 lots of "Can I help" which was code for "you don't look like our kind of shopper so we won't leave you alone for a second"

They were right, I much prefer The North Face for lasting quality :mrgreen:

Tony_H wrote:

snowb4ndit wrote:

I guess what you wear on the inside depends a lot on the quality of the outer wear.

Maybe not. I'd use the word "thickness" rather than quality. Mainly because my outer wear isn't insulated as I don't like the feel of thick jackets, so I only wear a wind and water proof outer layer.

Definitely not thickness...my warmest jacket is the thinest. Come to think of it my most warm and comfortable salo's are too.