It’s officially the perfect time to upgrade all your ski equipment! Get all your gear black-diamond ready (or bunny hill, in our case) with some of the coolest sales on top-selling skis, boots, bindings and more this Memorial Day 2024!
THE TOP 3 SNOW SKI SALES
If you dream of the slopes even in the dog days of summer (like us) you’re probably always looking to upgrade your ski gear. At the least there’s always a new pair of skis that we’re eyeing. Believe it or not right now is the perfect time to score a pretty sweet deals on a wide variety of best-selling skis that are having amazing sales during the Memorial Day sale event!
YOUR WINTER SKIING DEALS GUIDE:
Whether or not you’re a newbie skier or a black diamond pro, everyone is always looking for ways to save on a variety of winter skiing gear and equipment. Here’s a quick checklist of the most importing ski equipment, and, while some of it may seem like a no-brainer – we wanted to make sure everyone knows what to get. We’ll get into all the sales and deals after that!
- Snow Skis: Skis are the main equipment used for skiing. They are long, narrow boards that attach to your boots and allow you to glide over the snow. Skis come in different lengths and widths, and the type of ski you choose depends on your skiing ability, the terrain you’ll be skiing on, and your personal preferences.
- Ski Boots: Ski boots are specially designed to provide support and control while skiing. They are rigid and snug-fitting to transfer your movements to the skis effectively. Good ski boots should be comfortable, provide ankle and arch support, and allow for easy buckling and adjusting.
- Bindings: Bindings are the mechanism that connects your ski boots to the skis. They ensure that your boots stay securely attached to the skis while skiing but can release in case of a fall or excessive force, which helps prevent injuries. Bindings should be properly adjusted based on your height, weight, and skiing ability.
- Ski Poles: Ski poles are lightweight sticks with grips and straps that you hold in your hands while skiing. They help with balance, turning, and pushing off on flat terrain. Poles should be the correct length, allowing your arms to be slightly bent when holding them.
- Helmet: A helmet is an essential safety gear that protects your head from injuries while skiing. It should fit properly and be worn snugly, with the chin strap securely fastened. A helmet can significantly reduce the risk of head injuries and should always be worn when skiing.
- Ski Goggles: Goggles are specially designed eyewear that protects your eyes from wind, snow, and harmful UV rays. They provide clear vision and prevent snow glare, enhancing your visibility on the slopes. Look for goggles with anti-fog features and lenses suitable for the lighting conditions.
