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Could you give me some advise about choosing Ski jacket?Thanks

Thu, 1 Apr 2010 03:08:26 GMT

i am going to buy a ski jacket.
Could you help me recommend a top pro jacket and pants and the selling Websit?
Have you ever heard about the Brand GoldWin whicn is produced in Japan.

There are three kinds of fabrics shell eVent,Gore,and Dermize....
i want to but a durable , solid and more breathable jacket and pants.

as you don't know,most ski jackets are at a increditble price over 7000 yuan equals 1000$.
SO i want to buy them at a US Online stroe, which online store is best and discount high?

Re:Could you give me some advise about choosing Ski jacket?Thanks

Thu, 1 Apr 2010 04:49:38 GMT

Backcountry.com is a good store. You need to watch for their sales, and their outlet store.
http://www.backcountry.com/store/group/277/Mens-Ski-Jackets.html
My favorite brand for best value is Sessions

Re:Could you give me some advise about choosing Ski jacket?Thanks

Thu, 1 Apr 2010 06:04:00 GMT

Trencher wrote:Backcountry.com is a good store. You need to watch for their sales, and their outlet store.
http://www.backcountry.com/store/group/277/Mens-Ski-Jackets.html
My favorite brand for best value is Sessions

Thanks for your advise.
I have seen it ,but most of i like is out of stock!

Re:Could you give me some advise about choosing Ski jacket?Thanks

Thu, 1 Apr 2010 07:11:35 GMT

Check German online retailers. www.snow-expert.de, www.sport-kaechele.de, www.skixpress.de or Conrad. There are of course more and they carry many brands. For those living in Europe it can be a better option because delivery is cheaper. As for brands Mammut and Arc'teryx make good clothing and many others as well.

Re:Could you give me some advise about choosing Ski jacket?Thanks

Thu, 1 Apr 2010 08:07:30 GMT

I have used this site ...

http://www.evogear.com/shop/mens/outerwear/ski-snowboard-jackets.aspx

Re:Could you give me some advise about choosing Ski jacket?Thanks

Thu, 1 Apr 2010 11:31:48 GMT

verbier_ski_bum wrote:Check German online retailers. www.snow-expert.de, www.sport-kaechele.de, www.skixpress.de or Conrad. There are of course more and they carry many brands. For those living in Europe it can be a better option because delivery is cheaper. As for brands Mammut and Arc'teryx make good clothing and many others as well.

THanks !
But i know nothing about German at all.
While i want to study German as my second Foreign language.

Re:Could you give me some advise about choosing Ski jacket?Thanks

Thu, 1 Apr 2010 11:50:22 GMT

You don't need to know German for online shopping - you can choose English as the language, there is normally such option on their websites.

Re:Could you give me some advise about choosing Ski jacket?Thanks

Thu, 1 Apr 2010 12:25:19 GMT

verbier_ski_bum wrote:You don't need to know German for online shopping - you can choose English as the language, there is normally such option on their websites.

Thanks very much!

Re:Could you give me some advise about choosing Ski jacket?Thanks

Thu, 1 Apr 2010 13:42:28 GMT

Trencher wrote:Backcountry.com is a good store. You need to watch for their sales, and their outlet store.
http://www.backcountry.com/store/group/277/Mens-Ski-Jackets.html
My favorite brand for best value is Sessions

Backcountry are based in the US and would not ship the O'Neill jacket I liked to the UK.
Was lucky to have family in America so they ordered it and sent it over to the UK.

It's lovely and at GBP77.00 including all postage was great value.

Re:Could you give me some advise about choosing Ski jacket?Thanks

Thu, 1 Apr 2010 20:15:12 GMT

Dids1 wrote:

Trencher wrote:Backcountry.com is a good store. You need to watch for their sales, and their outlet store.
http://www.backcountry.com/store/group/277/Mens-Ski-Jackets.html
My favorite brand for best value is Sessions

Backcountry are based in the US and would not ship the O'Neill jacket I liked to the UK.
Was lucky to have family in America so they ordered it and sent it over to the UK.

It's lovely and at GBP77.00 including all postage was great value.

I don't know if Steep and Cheap, and Tramdock work in the UK, but if they do, and you have a US shipping address, it's hard to resist some of the deals. It's a one item at a time outlet for Backcountry.com.
Little boxes at the bottom of your browser, let you keep an eye on what's the latest items, often at 60% to 75% off.

Here's a site that monitors the items that have finished (and also gives you the opportunity to buy any left over at 40% off)

http://gearattack.com/items