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Wind Surf 'N' Snow

by matthew on 23 Sep 2011

"The staffs here are great and know what they are talking about, always helpful. They have good quality items and an awesome range. " (more)

Snow Ski Equipment & Hire in Sydney, NSW

Ski Chute 4

by Justin on 07 Jul 2011

"They provide great service and have friendly staff who helped me choose the right gear for me. They also offer good prices. " (more)

Snow Ski Equipment & Hire in Northern District, VIC

Mac's Snow Sports

by Katie on 12 Mar 2011

"They had a fantastic service and great hospitality. I would definitely recommend to anyone. "

Snow Ski Equipment & Hire in Melbourne, VIC

Triple Bull Surf Snow Sk8 Cronulla

by Kevin on 24 Apr 2010

"Helpful team includes experienced surfers who know what they are talking about if you need a board. "

Snow Ski Equipment & Hire in Sydney, NSW

Wetspot Water Sports

by Justin on 29 Mar 2010

"The service at Wetspot is awesome! The owner and all the staff are active participants in several water sports including kayaking, surfing, stand up paddling, wind surfing, wake boarding and pretty much anything else that involves water. These guys are the only kayak shop in Canberra or the surrounding area with any breadth of products, knowledge and experience. I couldn't recommend Wetspot Water Sports enough. " (more)

Snow Ski Equipment & Hire in Act, ACT

Fleets Sportsworld Berridale

by Lorna on 01 Sep 2009

"Excellent service provided to my family and friends. After only staying 45 minutes in the snow on Saturday due to the heavy rain and hail, the kids were really down. Their assistance in showing my husband and going as far as explaining to him of the weather forecast and our chances for Sunday is very much appreciated. The bonus too was having our hired clothes dried and fee-free for the 2nd day! They were also patient with us especially with the kids during our fitting. Our group comprise of 10 adults and 8 kids! The kids also enjoyed playing with the cockatoo and the dogs. I would definitely recommend their business to our network of friends. The personalised service is worth trumpetting! " (more)

Snow Ski Equipment & Hire in South Coast, NSW

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Skiing Tips For Beginners

Skiing is a sport and a recreational activity where in an enthusiast or a competing player travels on a snowy terrain using skis. Skiing is sometimes considered an extreme sports, because the accidents related to it are relatively higher in number than those of the other sports. So for those people who are planning to enter the world of skiing, here are some safety tips that you could try to have a fun and safe skiing experience.

Rent your skis and boots. Borrow other equipments needed. Skiing equipment can be costly, so if it is your first time to try the sport, then it is very practical for you to borrow skiing equipments for the meantime.
When renting a pair of skis, be sure that the skis are twenty to thirty centimeters shorter than your actual height. Shorter skis are easy to maneuver while longer skis are sometimes prone to accidents.
Rent boots with a size that perfectly fits to your feet. See if you can move your toes and whether your heels do not come up once lifted.
Be confident. Skiing is a confidence sport, so don't rush learning the skills demanded by it.
Before gliding through the snowy mountain slopes, feel the snow on the ground with your boots. Walk for a while and do some flexing.
Equip yourselves with other safety gear such as kneepads, elbow pads, gloves and helmet.
The moment you dash off through the slopes and you just can't control your speed, stop right then and there. Calmly bend your toes towards each other and move your heels further apart to come to a stop.