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TK Maxx - dangerous, especially when you don’t need anything......

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Started by Lynn_D in Ski Chatter - 55 Replies

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AllyG
reply to 'TK Maxx - dangerous, especially when you don’t need anything......' posted Mar-2010

AllyG wrote:I went to TK Maxx, on Monday, to buy some bigger ski trousers :lol:

I got some black salopettes (with elastic bits in the waist so I can eat as much as I like!) for £30, but I've never heard of the make before - Chamonix Sportswear. Is this a rubbish make or what? They say they are breathable, waterproof and windproof, and they're padded inside and they look okay to me.

Has anyone bought any of these before?

Ally


I skied in these all week, and they seemed absolutely fine to me. And no-one came up to me to complain about my lack of fashion. So I reckon they were a bargain :D

Ally

Ian Wickham
reply to 'TK Maxx - dangerous, especially when you don’t need anything......' posted Mar-2010

Ally, I skied my cheapo D2B sallos and they were fine cost was £20, lucky enough my jacket covered the logo ......... snob alert :lol:
www  http://www.caveholidaysandalucia.co.uk

AllyG
reply to 'TK Maxx - dangerous, especially when you don’t need anything......' posted Mar-2010

Ian Wickham wrote:Ally, I skied my cheapo D2B sallos and they were fine cost was £20, lucky enough my jacket covered the logo ......... snob alert :lol:


Ian, I didn't think there was anything wrong with D2B anyway, at least it does have a logo - I don't think my sallopettes did :D

£20 was a real bargain - did you get them in TK Maxx as well?

Ian Wickham
reply to 'TK Maxx - dangerous, especially when you don’t need anything......' posted Mar-2010

AllyG wrote:
Ian Wickham wrote:Ally, I skied my cheapo D2B sallos and they were fine cost was £20, lucky enough my jacket covered the logo ......... snob alert :lol:


Ian, I didn't think there was anything wrong with D2B anyway, at least it does have a logo - I don't think my sallopettes did :D

£20 was a real bargain - did you get them in TK Maxx as well?


Internet site, I think it was skiwear4less 8)
www  http://www.caveholidaysandalucia.co.uk

AllyG
reply to 'TK Maxx - dangerous, especially when you don’t need anything......' posted Mar-2010

Ian Wickham wrote:

Internet site, I think it was skiwear4less 8)


Well you're very lucky they fitted - remember what happened when I bought my D2B trousers on the internet - maybe it's because you're so nice and slim now :D

Tony_H
reply to 'TK Maxx - dangerous, especially when you don’t need anything......' posted Mar-2010

Well you wouldnt find me using Chamonix gear, thanks.
Some of the D2B stuff is a lot nicer than it used to be, and they do make the odd really smart item, a bit like Trespass, but you wouldn't buy it if you weren't looking for stuff on the cheapy cheap cheap.
www  New and improved me

RoseR
reply to 'TK Maxx - dangerous, especially when you don’t need anything......' posted Mar-2010

Went shopping in TK at the weekend, spent a fortune but no ski wear. They had some really nice design D2B jackets for £22, but I still managed to resist.
I'm a laydee

Ian Wickham
reply to 'TK Maxx - dangerous, especially when you don’t need anything......' posted Mar-2010

AllyG wrote:
Ian Wickham wrote:

Internet site, I think it was skiwear4less 8)


Well you're very lucky they fitted - remember what happened when I bought my D2B trousers on the internet - maybe it's because you're so nice and slim now :D



Yes your right I'm now into a large ....... and they fitted fine 8)
www  http://www.caveholidaysandalucia.co.uk

Topic last updated on 04-March-2010 at 15:56