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i just wanted to share with everyone how pleased i am that i bought myself a set of motorola 2 way radios before my trip to St Anton earlier this month. They were an absolute godsend and easily paid for them self in saved mobile bills!!
we had one each for the group (five of us) that were staying together and another group who were staying in a different chalet had one between them. there were different abilities in the group so we often split up for the day and so they were great for being able to meet up at the start of the day/lunch/apres ski.
it took me a couple of days to get round to it but they really came in to their own after id attached my radio it to my rucksack strap, meaning i was able to talk and listen while on the move. the snow was great and so we spent a lot of time off piste and they were great for radioing back to the top of our chosen run giving people advice on which lines to take, where to avoid rocks, asking if people were ok if theyed stacked it and were taking a while to get down. also when the weather closed in and the vis went down to zero and we got spread out coming down off the moutain you could ask which fork in the piste your mates had taken.
id been thinking about getting some for a couple of seasons and now that ihave i cant reccommend them highly enough
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I've been thinking about getting a pair.
Which model did you go for ?
Mark
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the T5622 's really good piece of kit - wish id got a set a few years back! i bought mine on line - shopped around a bit and eventully got them from here:-
http://www.twoway-radio.co.uk/trolleyed/27/index.htm
ordered them and they arrived the next day - which was just as well as i was leaving the next day!
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T5622's are probably the best around (although a bit bulky)- I bought a set this year when a Snowboarder friend borrowed one of my old set and put it into the pit zip of his jacket rather than a pocket. I guess he has face planted just one time to many
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