For the bigger kid. Tecnica Cochise 110, second generation, 26.5, skied allot and a small amount of slop in the main pivots. Honestly can’t notice it skiing. Brand new never skied liner. Free for shipping. Easy a season left in them.
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For the bigger kid. Tecnica Cochise 110, second generation, 26.5, skied allot and a small amount of slop in the main pivots. Honestly can’t notice it skiing. Brand new never skied liner. Free for shipping. Easy a season left in them.
Just posted a thread with a bunch of clothes for tween/teen boys with a couple pairs of Gotamas/boots as well.
https://www.tetongravity.com/forums/...es-boots-skis)
free for pickup Lucky bums fake skis and poles. missing part of the strap
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Patagonia 3T fleece sweater: $30 shipped in Conus. Probably 4 years old, used by both my girls.
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Free + ship from 80304 or local pickup in Boulder/Winter Park.Quote:
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[SOLD] 6er + ship from 80304 or local pickup Boulder/Winter Park.Quote:
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I'm looking for a ski setup for a 15mo boy. Would you parents suggest boots/bindings at this age or just the strap on skis? I'm also interested in the gear if you're holding. Thanks!
Strap ons with warm soft boots make for better days on the hill (or in the yard) at that age, IMO. They just need to figure out how to stand up and get used to those big long things on their feet.Quote:
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Also, f you, HAD! [/nostalgia]
x2 for strap on skis. Ski boots are tough at that age but YMMVQuote:
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+3, go for the strapon and rock the backyard (sounds like like a swinger party I went to the in 80s)...
My boys (12 & 15) seldom if ever cross their skis as we did a lot of "dry land" training...
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seeking kids size 5 ski pants
thanks
ISO.....GS skis, 140-145ish
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I had mine in step ons at 15mo. Mostly chilling in yard or at base. He was just as likely to want to slid in the snow on his belly. We did go up the bunny lift a few times and sled down with him between my legs in a harness. But you basically need to hold them up and just ski.Quote:
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Next season the kid should have big enough feet to fit into the smallest boots and enough leg strength to slide and turn. It takes a while to get enough strength to stop.
i got some kids stuff just need permission to post
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Have my 18 month old in the smallest boots and bindings. She’s doing well can ski on a leash down the magic carpet run. Her older sister did nothing in strap on skis until I put her in real boots and skis at just gone 2 and immediately could ski on a leash.Quote:
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Here’s the little 18 month old today!
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Anybody holding any 3T jackets??
Looking to buy some size 5 or 6 boots and 60-65 cm skis. PM me if anyone wants to unload some grom gear.
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I have two pairs of skis with bindings; 80cm and 90 cm. Photos below. How does $45 for the 80s and $50 for the 90s sound? I am in Central VT, willing to hand off in person or ship.
Also have a mix of smaller kid clothes listed out in a much older post still available.
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That's HuDgeAirDawg to you! :fm:Quote:
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Anyway, who has a pair of strap-on skis for me?! :yourock:
I do for shipping but they are missing one of the straps
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I have a pair also but remember some strap broken. I’ll dig them up and post pics.Quote:
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I have a pair with matching poles. Pm me if interested
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Looking for some strap on skis for my 16mo twin boys. Drop me a PM if you've got a pair or two. Thanks!