Thread: Going Skiing
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Old 21-04-2004, 16:44   #13
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Re: Going Skiing
Not really pavements / roads are kept pretty snow free. If you are in a ski in/out chalet, then you might want something a little higher sided, packed snow is a very firm surface, only if inches of new snow fall will trainers be a little inadequate.

http://www.tecnicausa.com/winter/moonboot.shtml

are a great way to keep your feet toasty.
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