how do i dress for snow skiing?
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warm very very warm i am talkin layers!!!!!!!!
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i would recommend checking in with a rental shop when you get to the mountain, with the new parabolic ski technology and even a "smart ski" (see link below)try out some demo's before and if you decide to buy, if you a "couple times a season" skier i wouldnt buy at all, and always rent. that way you get to ski on new tech every time.\n\n the binding is the most important aspect of skiing levels...don't lie about your height weight or ability level here!\n\nthe only question you need to ask your self is, "how fast do i want to go!"
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khakis and a dress shirt and tie with some nice shoes. Like these:\nhttp://www.gap.com/browse/category.do?cid=5201\nand\nhttp://www.gap.com/browse/category.do?cid=5150\nand\nhttp://www.llbean.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/CategoryDisplay?page=driving-mocs&categoryId=34576&storeId=1&catalogId=1&langId=-1&parentCategory=3541&cat4=1011&shop_method=pp&feat=ssdpa1011
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well i am 5'2 and have 147s. I would try maybe well check out this website!http://www.alpineskicenter.com/skisizes.htm \nhope you have a good winter♥
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40F winter coat\n55F light jacket\n90F beach wear
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It depends on where you go. If you go to a nice fancy restaurant, then a sports jacket, dark jeans and a nice turtle neck sweater (cashmier if possible) will do. If it's a casual setting, then jeans and a button-down shirt will do.
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Bound & hubby here!\n\nAs everyone has suggested, try Cabelas (link to the page, for your convenience!).\n\nOur 10 month old daughter is being "outfitted" in Cabelas camo, not so much for the look, but it is quality clothing that IS warm, and she happens to like the look of camo!\n\nOne tip... if you see something for sale in the website, and want to go to one of their stores near you, print out the page with the web sale price and they will honor that price in the store. We just bought our daughter's snowsuit there. We found it for sale on the site and were told to do just what I've suggested. \n\nGood luck!
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I would wear a nice dress, fitted at the top but sort of semi-pouffy (sry for a lack of a better word) at the bottom, knee-length. then wear some nice heels and maybe curl your hair. Like the person who commented first said, try a light color since it's nice and springy and fits the seasom well. if it's going to be cooler you might want to get a wrap the same color as the dress.
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Ski helmets are designed to keep your ears warm, that is one factor.\n\nSki helmets also provide a greater protective area, as well as are designed to hold goggles. A bike helmet won't hold goggles at all.\n\nOther than that....I usually don't worry about style too much...but I have never seen a bike helmet on the slopes. I'm sure it would earn a chuckle or two.\n\nIf you are only going skiing once, and want head protection, go ahead with the bike helmets, and a hat or beanie underneath it.
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Wet snow makes the best snow men. Dry powdery stuff is great for skiing.\nPack an armfull of snow into a ball shape and begin rolling it around until it is the size you wish for the bottom. Flatten the top surface to make the next step easier.\nForm another ball and when it is about 2/3 the size of the first, roll or lift it on to the first. Pack snow around the meeting point to keep the second part stable. Flatten top of second ball.\nRoll snow for the head, lift onto body and pack connecting area with more snow. \nThen accesorize!\nGood luck.
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Are you cold or hot blooded by nature? Answer that and you should know what you need to wear.
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just lie is snow..\nmove arms sideways thru snow up and down and legs left and right
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Just dress up the same as you would if you were going to attend a Christmas party. The idea is to be dressy but dress warm. Crushed velvet, suede, wool, cashmere, leather are fabrics that would work. Like you're about to attend a church or office job.
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Wear clothes, including a BRA, so they are not cold!
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Hey Man, No doubt you should always layer. Even though it's April if you are going to be in the Appalachains the temp. can drop pretty good. Whats the Boy Schout motto? Be prepared! \nThermals are nice but, they don't really breath, so if you work up a sweat then you will be wet. Polypropylene is great man. They come in 3 grades, Light, Med, Heavy. To be very honest I'm wearing some right now! I also live in Syracuse, NY and it's 46 degrees out right now. \nCheck out EMS man, they rock!
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How To Snowboard\n\nYou’re standing at the edge of the slope.  You look down at the endless road of snow and a sense of concern overwhelms you.  Freezing and fearful, you wish you had taken a lesson.  It is essential to learn the basics of snowboarding, before attempting to master the sport.\nFirst, you must decide of the time of day.  An early start is recommended since it gets very crowded.  Most lifts open at nine o’clock.  Also, consider the weather condition.  Check weather forecasts before arrival.  Wear many removable layers of clothing, and always be sure the outermost layer is 100% waterproof.  Also, always wear goggles.  Visibility and eye protection is very important.\nSecond, before hopping on the lift, you should become familiar with the parts of the snowboard.  Always wear the right size boots, and make sure they support on your ankles.  Wearing boots that are too tight can leave you with sore ankles or chin splints.  After choosing the perfect boot, consider your choice of binding.  The bindings are what clip your boots to the board.  There are two different types of bindings.  The clipping binding has a calf support in the back, and has two clips that snap around your boot.  This type of binding is the safest.  The other type of binding, the step-in, is made to just step directly on the board.  This one has no safely clip or back support.  It is less of a hassle, but most people do not feel as safe in them.  I suggest the clipping binding, because I feel the extra support on my calves gives me more control.  Once you have decided on the binding, choose your board.  Snowboards are made customized.  They vary in length and \n\nweight depending on the size and height of the rider.  The snowboard is measured in inches.  Children ride between a 38”-43”.  Women usually ride between 45”-53.  For men, the sizes can run from 55”-65”.  \nAfter choosing all the proper equipment, it is now time to approach the lift.  The lift assistant will line you into the path of the chair.  Lean back as you feel the chair picking you up.  Grasp the handlebars of the chair as it lifts you.  Failure to do this will cause you to fall off and you could get ran over by the chair  (This knowledge comes from a very humiliating personal experience).  The ride on the lift takes about five to ten minutes, but this depends on which run you choose.  As you approach the end of the lift, it is advised to signal the assistant to slow the lift down.  Most beginners find the lift runs too fast to exit safely.  Sit on the edge of the chair and ski off to the start of the run.\nOkay, now that you’re safely off the lift, and strapped in, let’s go!  The key is to stay parallel with the hill.  Keep you knees soft and slightly bent.  This will enable you to turn.  Since the hill can be very steep, it is important to have control to slow down and also came to a complete stop.  To do either, take your back foot and pull it forward while digging into the snow.  This will bring you perpendicular with the hill.  Slowing down takes a lot of practice.  Do keep in mind; however, that you will definitely takes a few plunges.  Try not to get discouraged and remember that it is very normal to spend most of the time on your behind than actually skiing.  This brings us to the next step.\nSafety is the most important factor in snowboarding.  Snowboarding can be a very fast and dangerous sport, so knowing snowboard safety is vital.  Basically, the faster you ride, the harder you fall.  It is depending on how you fall that makes all the difference.  If you find yourself loosing control and fall, do not ever catch yourself with your wrists.  It is a natural reaction to catch a fall by bracing yourself with your wrists, but this can cause a lot of damage.  It can possibly lead to sprained or broken wrists.  Furthermore, if you land on your wrists, your elbows are likely to lockout, leaving you with dislocated elbows.  To avoid these painful outcomes, always
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I'd wear something dress casual.\n\nIt's not a formal place... there's people wearing sweatshirts, but don't get too casual.\n\nIt's better to overdress an event than to dress it down.