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Poster:
A snowHead
Hello all,
Am new on here; please be gentle with me!
I'm thinking about ski shopping in the sale - had assumed would wait to buy until more advanced (have skied three weeks and am happy with greens and blues; starting on reds) but the monstrous hire costs this year and the faffing around with hire have made me reconsider...
Skis I hired this year were
K2
true luvs, which I liked a lot - am wondering whether to get some of those or go for one luvs instead? (Looking at
K2
range as know I liked them this year and they seem to get good feedback, plus it narrows the options, but open to other ideas.) I want something that will be fine for me at current stage but will also allow me to progress - would be great if they could last me four or five weeks' worth of skiing to justify the outlay.) I can't find a retailer that stocks both these models so have a feeling I'd be pointed in the direction of whichever was available if I go to a shop, but would like some more impartial advice! Am neither fast nor aggressive - yet
- but am keen to progress as well as enjoying the easier pistes. Am 5' 6" and 135lbs.
thanks!
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Poster: A snowHead
I'm thinking about ski shopping in the sale - had assumed would wait to buy until more advanced (have skied three weeks and am happy with greens and blues; starting on reds) but the monstrous hire costs this year and the faffing around with hire have made me reconsider...
- but am keen to progress as well as enjoying the easier pistes. Am 5' 6" and 135lbs.
