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I am looking to buy my first pair of skis as we are going on holiday in 2 weeks to canada.
I am a female who is about 5ft7/160 and a low intermediate level, I have been on 2 skiing holidays and rented both times I have also had dry slope skiing lessons but want to improve my skiing so I can ski with my boyfriend who is a good skier.
I am confused as to what skis to buy....so many to choose from and because our holiday is over a week its cheaper to buy a pair of my own skis that I could carry on using after I get better as I would like to keep going on ski holidays.
Can anyone give me some ideas of good skis for female high beginner? And does anyone have any idea about what size I would need? I also have my own boots so I need advise on bindings for size 6.
Thank you
Ruth
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ruthc86
, welcome to the board.
Have you thought about demoing while on holiday?
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ruthc86
, Try
Dynastar
skis who make good ladies piste skis. Don't buy a beginner ski because you'll quickly outgrow them. Have a look on their website - there is a product finder. For ease, I'd go with 160cm, if you're 5'7" that's 170cm.
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I've just bought my first skis and went for
Dynastar
Active which are meant to be good for progression. Not tried them yet - going on 6BB.
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