Advice

WalkingParadox · 22-04-12, 02:41 AM

Hello everyone, and thanks for looking. I am not fairly new to skiing, but I don't have my own equipment. I have gone at least 10 times, but have always rented. I need my own, and would like to know, what are some suggestions for buying? Thanks for looking. Cheers.

lilywhite · 22-04-12, 07:13 PM

Start with finding a good boot fitter, you could have the best skis in the world but they won't compensate for ill fitting boots, if you have to blow the budget on boots and get skis next year.

otisdelarosa · 03-05-12, 02:19 AM

I suggest burton bindings. Try checking out Rossignol skis, pretty nice skis

I'm an avid burton jackets collector. They have nice ski jackets.

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22-04-12, 02:41 AM	#1
WalkingParadox Wammmyyyy Join Date: Apr 2012 Posts: 1	Advice Hello everyone, and thanks for looking. I am not fairly new to skiing, but I don't have my own equipment. I have gone at least 10 times, but have always rented. I need my own, and would like to know, what are some suggestions for buying? Thanks for looking. Cheers. __________________

22-04-12, 07:13 PM	#2
lilywhite I haven't picked a title Join Date: Jan 2012 Posts: 50	Start with finding a good boot fitter, you could have the best skis in the world but they won't compensate for ill fitting boots, if you have to blow the budget on boots and get skis next year. __________________

03-05-12, 02:19 AM	#3
otisdelarosa Ski Enthusiast Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: Saint Louis, MO Posts: 208	I suggest burton bindings. Try checking out Rossignol skis, pretty nice skis I'm an avid burton jackets collector. They have nice ski jackets. ----------------------------- all inclusive ski vacation offered by Skiorganizers