J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by Ian Wickham

amanda n wrote:i have salomon scramblers, i bought them on e bay last year, i have had no problems with them but would love some Head Skis, in light blue lol but thats purely just to match my boots, :mrgreen:.
i am not very technical yet so i am a bit nervous to buy new ones when i dont have a clue what i shoud be looking for

I did pop into snow and rock and was drooling over some new ones and the bloke there said my were soooooooooo last season and i should invest in new ones, but as long as they keep working for me i will keep them,

now i am going to have to have one more look on e bay you never know.

Does not sound like good customer service,stick to ebay :thumbup:

Pablo Escobar wrote:Double post/

Or taste :!: :wink:

RoseR wrote:I think I am right in saying that Pavelski got his mother in law to ski when in her 70's

I think that might be pushing it, Dad is 81 Mum is 76 outlaws 72 and 70 receptively, they might like snow shoeing 8)

micric wrote:I do miss my mother in law,but my aim is improving!

Yes they are fair game but as I have previously stated mine a good old girl :mrgreen:

amanda n wrote:you never know, a nice belt, some matching accesories man bag etc could look ok.

Your up late whats the matter late night :shock:

snowb4ndit wrote:Just thought I'd ask everyone how often they buy new skis and why?

I look all the time and if see something I like I either try to convince Mrs W that we desperately need them or use the age old " I brought then ages ago don't you remember " :thumbup:

I should have added to the above I can never get rid of the old ones, well you never know you might need them :shock:

amanda n wrote:hum its like an adult romper suit, has it got a two way zip for toilet breaks or buttons at the back like in the western films?

Cool :!: :!:

bald-eagleman wrote:You lot are all mad....2 bob short of half a crown and all that. Remember to convert into beer chits before you buy then it makes sense to get the TK Maxx disease. :lol:

You have not been to the Tk dump in Norwich then :cry:

www.tamarackgroup.co.uk Started by User in Ski Chatter, 67 Replies
Pablo Escobar wrote:Double post/ Or taste :!: :wink:

Too old to take up skiing Started by User in Beginning Skiing, 50 Replies
RoseR wrote:I think I am right in saying that Pavelski got his mother in law to ski when in her 70's I think that might be pushing it, Dad is 81 Mum is 76 outlaws 72 and 70 receptively, they might like snow shoeing 8)

Mother in law Winter Olympics Started by User in Ski Chatter, 68 Replies
micric wrote:I do miss my mother in law,but my aim is improving! Yes they are fair game but as I have previously stated mine a good old girl :mrgreen:

www.tamarackgroup.co.uk Started by User in Ski Chatter, 67 Replies
amanda n wrote:you never know, a nice belt, some matching accesories man bag etc could look ok. Your up late whats the matter late night :shock:

Buying skis. Started by User in Ski Chatter, 19 Replies
snowb4ndit wrote:Just thought I'd ask everyone how often they buy new skis and why? I look all the time and if see something I like I either try to convince Mrs W that we desperately need them or use the age old " I brought then ages ago don't you remember " :thumbup: I should have added to the above I can never get rid of the old ones, well you never know you might need them :shock:

www.tamarackgroup.co.uk Started by User in Ski Chatter, 67 Replies
amanda n wrote:hum its like an adult romper suit, has it got a two way zip for toilet breaks or buttons at the back like in the western films? Cool :!: :!:

www.tamarackgroup.co.uk Started by User in Ski Chatter, 67 Replies
bald-eagleman wrote:You lot are all mad....2 bob short of half a crown and all that. Remember to convert into beer chits before you buy then it makes sense to get the TK Maxx disease. :lol: You have not been to the Tk dump in Norwich then :cry:

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