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Ski length question
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Hi
My son is 142cm tall 10 years old and 35 kilos
I want to buy him a pair of skis.............Im thinking 130 is to short as it will be too short for him next year, and 140 too long for this year.
He is going for his Bronze level this year so can ski fairly well.
Any advice please
Thanks
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I would not bother at that age unless he is on the skis every day for weeks on end, as he will no doubt have outgrown them by next season.. My kids did when we even hired them.
Once they stop growing then buy them a cracking pair..
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The right length is really important. My stepson got given some skis in a hire shop that were too long for him (about head height) when he was 10 and you could see that it really affected his confidence and ability - so definitely don't buy too long so they'll 'last another year'. And my neice had her own skis, but when we went to the hire shop to get boots, the fitters strongly recommended she get longer ones, as they were too short.
So - if you buy, buy the right size for your son this year. I think there's a decent kids ski market on ebay so it's fairly easy to buy and sell second hand if you're set on buying.
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
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Thanks for that Blue sky, appreciate the answer
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