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Avalanche cords - obsolete or obvious?
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Scarpa wrote:
Why do a lot of people use ribbons attached to their skis? They work... proved in a lot of cases......
I am sure you are right. And I have had the ribbons in my pocket many times - but very rarely used them. In practice, it has always seemed to much of a fiddle for when you take a break, go up a gondola - or whatever. Probably I should use them, because the excuses would seem lame if I wound up taking a long time searching for, or worse, without, a ski in the middle of somewhere remote.
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