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Stubby/mini skis
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

A good few years ago I owned a pair of short skis which fitted onto my mountianeering 'stiff' boots. They made travelling across snowfields or gentle downhills very easy especially in soft/deep snow.

Unfortunately due to a change in domestic circumstances these skis disappeared and I've no memory of what they were called or what make they were.

They were quite short (less than 1m) and quite broad compared to modern skis.

I'm in a mountain rescue team in the Lake District so have had little use for them for a few years. However with this last week's weather and the intention of visiting Scotland and France in the next few months I'd like a new pair. Any suggestions please.

thanks

H
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Ski boards are what you need then, Revel8 make some 1m long ish, quite fat, designed for off piste & powder fun, available in the UK too from Exclaim Ski Boards who are very helpful.
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