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  1. 11-17-2010, 04:10 PM #1
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    Default Ski Clothing

    I go skiing once a year with the family so spending a ton doesn't quite make much sense.

    Where can I get decent quality decent looking stuff?

    Jacket/Pants/Shoes etc.
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    Columbia Sportswear is pretty cheap and versatile.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Snowflake View Post
    Columbia Sportswear is pretty cheap and versatile.
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    If you want something that you may wear other than on the mountain (jacket wise) I would look into Holden.
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    Trespass UK | Ski Jackets, Waterproof, Outdoor Clothing & Snow Boots

    the best imo
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    North Face or Spyder....
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    Columbia sportswear also make mountain hardware, which is great stuff. I wear it all winter in oregon. It is versatile enough to wear at the mountain and also just in crappy weather.
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    Dicks Sporting goods
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    Quote Originally Posted by Still Lost View Post
    If you want something that you may wear other than on the mountain (jacket wise) I would look into Holden.
    +1
    They have good quality products and are nice as well
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    m brother is a skiaholic..and he wears a lot of oakley gear. dont know how good or bad they are. but i doubt they are that expensive
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