Skiing Tip – Keep It In Your Pants

skiing | dlacord | Wednesday, October 28th, 2009 at 7:33 am

You might think you know all the tips that make a better skier, but do you know where to stow your PB&J; so it doesn’t get squished before lunchtime?
Skiing magazine includes this valuable bit of info in “Tips, Tricks, and Advice.”

About that sandwich? Don’t stuff into into your jacket pocket. Instead, keep it safe in your pants. “Unzip the outer thigh vent and slip your sandwich behind your knee so it drops to your calf,” the article says. Your gaiter will prevent it from falling out and from getting flattened.

Other valuable tips from Skiing mag?

Protect your shins by wedging a neoprene beer cozy between your leg and the front of your boot before you tighten the straps.
Freshen your stinky ski boots after a long day by placing dryer sheets in them.
After a fall that packs your ski goggles, suck the snow out of the front lens before it can melt. Once the vents are clear, dry them with something soft.

For more unconventional tips, check out Skiing magazine

– Deb Acord

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