Thanks for examining gear from such down-to-earth point of view. Snow sports are SO expensive, often prohibitively. Its nice to see someone recognize that REAL people with REAL lives outside of these sports have to find a way to afford and enjoy them.
Oh my goodness, your comment is the absolute best! I completely agree, there's a lot of videos from people that snowboard professionally and are buying really unattainable gear with outrageous prices. I appreciate you watching and thanks for the kind comment!
I recently ran into this online retailer called Shred Dog. Their jackets appear to have a ton of technical features while being a bit cheaper than the bigger brand names.
Ah, thank you so much!!! I struggle watching the guys that snowboard for a living act like $500 for one piece of gear isn’t a lot! I’m glad you can relate too! ☺️
I need to know where to get cheap gear in / near Denver or copper mountain. Me and my gf are driving there day after tmrw. But we are from Florida, so we need to buy some gear as soon as we get there. Do y’all know of any good in person stores that would have the best prices. Or any particular thrift type of store there that usually has ski gear? We mainly need pants, or a one piece. And maybe some goggles, gloves, jackets, or base / mid layers.
I like Backcountry! They definitely have good inventory on hand and their prices are great, especially when they have sales! Is Backcountry one of your go-tos?
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Thanks for examining gear from such down-to-earth point of view. Snow sports are SO expensive, often prohibitively. Its nice to see someone recognize that REAL people with REAL lives outside of these sports have to find a way to afford and enjoy them.
Oh my goodness, your comment is the absolute best! I completely agree, there's a lot of videos from people that snowboard professionally and are buying really unattainable gear with outrageous prices. I appreciate you watching and thanks for the kind comment!
I recently ran into this online retailer called Shred Dog. Their jackets appear to have a ton of technical features while being a bit cheaper than the bigger brand names.
Huh, that’s super interesting! I haven’t heard of them, I’ll have to check them out!
Everyone loves you for sharing the real feeling of ski gear. good job！
Ah, thank you so much!!! I struggle watching the guys that snowboard for a living act like $500 for one piece of gear isn’t a lot! I’m glad you can relate too! ☺️
What a smile!
Ha! Thanks so much!
Excellent work!
You're the actual best. ❤️🤘
Thrift shops have great stuff for a few bucks :)
What is the second hand website that you bought your board from?
In Utah we have KSL Classifieds, but Facebook Marketplace could be good or any secondhand site! Thanks for watching!
I need to know where to get cheap gear in / near Denver or copper mountain. Me and my gf are driving there day after tmrw. But we are from Florida, so we need to buy some gear as soon as we get there. Do y’all know of any good in person stores that would have the best prices. Or any particular thrift type of store there that usually has ski gear? We mainly need pants, or a one piece. And maybe some goggles, gloves, jackets, or base / mid layers.
Please visit here someday for skiing
(Gulmarg,India)
What do you think of back country? I don’t know about prices… but they always have in stock what others seem to be long sold out of.
I like Backcountry! They definitely have good inventory on hand and their prices are great, especially when they have sales! Is Backcountry one of your go-tos?
@@TheGearLady it is. Like I mentioned it seems like they are the only place with things in stock when all others have sold out. I value that a lot.
How are you a single damn mom?? Good vid