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skindredluver 01-06-2007 08:01 PM

Ah i see.How much do good skiis cost

jibber 01-06-2007 08:11 PM

my skis were $830 at retail, bindings were about $300, pants and jacket were about $550, boots were about $475 (but i got a good deal on them), goggles and a new lense for them was $180, my helmet was actually about $180, and poles are cheap, like $30 cause i dont see the point in spending more than that (and the 50% off discount from work helps too).

so all in all, my basic ski gear cost me $2545, which doesnt include $750 for lift tickets, and the cost of all the stuff it takes just to maintain my skis; vice, file & guide, wax, ptex, iron, scrapers, brushes, probably about $200 all said and told, after the 50% off empoyee discount, and then another bout $40 or $50 a season on wax. Then there's $10-$50 in gas money each time I go depending on how many people there are in the car and how far i'm going.

yeah, it's an expensive sport, and that's just the BARE minimum for me, idealy i'd have 3 pairs of skis, big mountain, park, and rock skis, and later on some backcountry skis with touring bindings (another $1500 easily) but i only can afford one pair for now, and avie gear; avalanche tranceiver, probe, shovel, would be at least $500, i borrow that stuff now.

Mama Booze 01-06-2007 08:18 PM

Went out to lunch with my grandparents :) then went to see Pursuit of Happyness with my gramps, I love him so. He's getting so sick :(. I was out in their kitchen today by myself, he was laying down. I opened his pill cabinet. Two shelves, full shelves filled completely with pills. Big bottles... ugh, brought tears to my eyes... I love him so. Bless him.

skindredluver 01-06-2007 09:34 PM

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Originally Posted by jibber (Post 321701)
my skis were $830 at retail, bindings were about $300, pants and jacket were about $550, boots were about $475 (but i got a good deal on them), goggles and a new lense for them was $180, my helmet was actually about $180, and poles are cheap, like $30 cause i dont see the point in spending more than that (and the 50% off discount from work helps too).

so all in all, my basic ski gear cost me $2545, which doesnt include $750 for lift tickets, and the cost of all the stuff it takes just to maintain my skis; vice, file & guide, wax, ptex, iron, scrapers, brushes, probably about $200 all said and told, after the 50% off empoyee discount, and then another bout $40 or $50 a season on wax. Then there's $10-$50 in gas money each time I go depending on how many people there are in the car and how far i'm going.

yeah, it's an expensive sport, and that's just the BARE minimum for me, idealy i'd have 3 pairs of skis, big mountain, park, and rock skis, and later on some backcountry skis with touring bindings (another $1500 easily) but i only can afford one pair for now, and avie gear; avalanche tranceiver, probe, shovel, would be at least $500, i borrow that stuff now.


Holy.Crap!You would have to be rich to be a skier!

And im really sorry mama booz!!!!!!!!!1

tdoc210 01-06-2007 10:05 PM

nah man i ski fo free
skeet team fo life

sleepy jack 01-06-2007 10:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Mamagarmr (Post 321772)
nah man i ski fo free
skeet team fo life

Skeet team?

tdoc210 01-06-2007 10:10 PM

ski team
it how us cool kids say it
get with the times..
the new hampshire times

mosesandtherubberducky 01-06-2007 10:26 PM

i got a hair cut and posted twice on MB :o: I might just stay for say five more minutes

Spike*Spiegel 01-06-2007 10:30 PM

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Originally Posted by mosesandtherubberducky (Post 321815)
i got a hair cut and posted twice on MB :o: I might just stay for say five more minutes

what kind of a cut

mosesandtherubberducky 01-06-2007 10:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Spike*Spiegel (Post 321824)
what kind of a cut

i got 5" chopped off so it's as short as last time


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