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 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Many many moons ago I had some rubber stretchy thingies that went on your ski boots making them less slippy to walk in and protecting the soles - since returning to skiing in the last 10 yrs Ive been hiring boots, so not bothered, but now Ive just bought some new boots, and I cant find them... they’ll be in the loft somewhere lol! any idea if such a thing is still made? tried googling but not seen anything.

Also in the 80s I bought some grand slalom skis -Fischer rc4 gs 185cm, skinny, loved them... I was almost a beginner so they were probably totally wrong for me but they worked. Again, for the past 10 yrs I’ve been hiring skis... carvers, much shorter... I never feel so confident on them as they dont seem to grip as well on ice, and they dont seem as fast so I do a lot more pole punting. This might be technique, or old age making me less adventurous, or ski shops giving me the wrong length? ... any advice... we are driving this year and seriously tempted to take the old ones lol! but seriously, what type of ski should I hire? I’m female, 5’9, weigh 16 stones and am unfit intermediate, happiest cruising blues and reds. I’d buy cheap 2nd hand ones if I knew what I needed as this year the hire is £80-90 as the resort we are going to only has 2 shops, so no price competition.
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

@skimummk, try searching for serius cat tracks

ski bartlet have something similar

https://www.skibartlett.com/ski-boots-c4/ski-boot-accessories-spares-c56/sidas-cat-track-boot-walker-for-ski-boots-sidas-traction-21-5-31-5-p5798
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 Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?

aha! thats them... don’t remember them costing £25 though lol... thats inflation for you!
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@skimummk, I bought some for my hubby from Amazon for Less than £14 last year
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