J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by freezywater

julietp, definately a man thing I think 8)

iplanet77 wrote:

Do people actually layer their trousers like they do with jackets?

I always wear either thermals or a wicking layer under my trousers, if I get too hot then I just open the vents.

iplanet77 wrote:Would a set of thermals and waterproof hiking trousers be warm enough for the snow?

highly unlikely unless your going summer skiing on a glacier :lol:

thanks all, hasn't really allayed my concerns but all interesting stuff. I guess I'll have to pick up the phone to the airline for clarification.

give me a B, give me an A, give me an N, give me two F's, put 'em all together what do you get :?:

BANFF :?:

go on... surprise me :!: :!:
Infact, aren't you supposed to be there now :?: please tell me you haven't flown all that way just to post on here :cry:

For the first time we are taking skis with us having previously rented in resort, obviously we;ve paid the £whatever ski carriage that the TO charged us but on my tickets it states a weight allowance of 20 kgs. Can anyone tell me if this includes the skis or not, I had posted this on snowheads :oops: but didn't really get a definitive answer so thought the combined knowledge and experience might save the day :!:

If the 20kgs is including skis then I may have to make some seriously harsh clothing choices, and don't even get me started on whether the wife will have to ditch the kitchen sink or the bathroom sink :lol:

Back here safe and sound, phew :!:

great link, thanks Trencher, just what I've been looking for, although not for skiing, think I'll stick to the Oakleys after paying all that dosh for them, but will certainly be of use for the workshop. My current safety glasses must have come out of the ark :!: