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Buying Skis and boots from the rental shop
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

hi all
I'm thinking about buying boots and ski's for the rare chance of Irish snow, its happened the last few years!

So the thought hit me, maybe this year, might be a good time to buy second hand boots and skis off the ski hire shop in the off chance we get snow in Ireland, and I can be equipped to deal with the snow Smile

Advancing this theory, a set of seal skins would be necessary as there isn't any ski lifts in Ireland Smile

I know this is daft, but if you can get cheap gear and your average ski holiday costs €500+

Then if you can get skis and boots for under €200 ex rental, then when the snow comes your are prepared! Smile for a good ROI Smile

anyone any views ?

anyone buy ex rental gear of the ski hire shops ?

Thanks Smile
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Well, in my experience they'll only sell what's left of last year's kit at the start of the next season, and the current year's kit after the busy school holiday period and/or Easter. So unless you're on holiday in December or April it's probably not worth thinking about.
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