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Sailing gear for Skiing?

lady1 · 2011-10-22 14:01:10

Has anyone ever used their oilies for skiing?

22-10-2011 2:01pm

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lady1

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Has anyone ever used their oilies for skiing?

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#2 22-10-2011 4:29pm

fergal.b

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Hi lady1
I take it you mean down hill skiing and not water skiing

I guess it would depend on what temperature your skiing in and what thermal protection you get from your oilies

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#3 23-10-2011 12:09pm

ahun

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I did the other way around in the winter. It worked

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#4 28-12-2011 3:16pm

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I don't recommend it unless you relish the idea of turning yourself into an unstoppable missile when you come a cropper on the slopes. Most ski gear has a 'texture' to it to prevent unstoppable/uncontrollable slides.

Plus you'll look like a prat.

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