How much should I pay for a ski /snowboard jacket?
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A lot of stores are having sales right now.  I just got a Columbia waterproof shell for 50 bucks.  The main thing is, you wanna keep the wind and wet out.   Especially the wind!  A lot of times its very easy to just layer under a good shell.\n\nYou can pay more for a "real" gore-tex jacket, but given the fairly short life cycle of most types of gore-tex (2-3 years), you may just want to go with something that is waterproof in the 50-100 dollar range.   Oh yeah, and make sure you get one with a hood. :)
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last time i checked the going rate for 2 pieces is roughly 290.oo  check all your private shops some offer great pricing
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Depends on the model, and actual age.  Could be from $50.00- $1000.00 for something really rare.  Old is a bit to broad.
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Go used for the bindings and deck, spring for some new boots. You want a board that is both height and weight appropriate. The typical way of finding out the right size is somewhere between the chin and nose of your kid while the board is stood up. Boards are measured in cm fyi) \nIf your kid is too light for the board, there will be no way he can control it no matter how good he is. Likewise if he gets into the park and he's too heavy for it, it will break. \nWhen you go to buy a board, bend it. Put the nose against the floor, hold the tail in one hand, and push on the middle with the other. Don't be afraid to push hard. Try to think about the pressure your applying and your sons weight.\nFor bindings let him have strap-ins, they take a little longer but I believe they are safer and give you a better hold on your board. If you are getting them used go for Burtons, they are hands down the safest and most reliable, espically when you don't know where they've been.\nBoots should fit tighter than normal kids shoes, avoid the 'room for growth' because that will make his foot slip around inside and make control more difficult. \nI bought my board for a grand total of around $300 and that was with a name brand helmet, and name brand everything else. \nI got mine aftermarket, which for you would be the end of this season when the sellers want to get rid of their stock. if your son can wait, try to get to the end of season sales and pick him out something nice. In the meanwhile you can lease a board for the entire season from a ski/snowboard shop for around $100-$200 or rent daily from your mountain. \nI hope these tips and advice help you out.\nTell your son to have fun!
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100-150 bucks\n\nyours?
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If you are keen and surfing is definately something that you are going to get well into then pick the best Wetsuit within your budget. Have a chat with local surfers to find out just what sort of suit you will need. If you are lucky you will not even have to get one, and instead you can buy yourself 20 pairs of boardshorts. If you will be surfing in cold water you will want to make your surf as comfortable as possible and a good wetsuit will ensure that you can stay in the water as long as the waves are good. However here are a list of good wetsuits:\n\nQuicksilver Boys Syncro L/sl 3/2 M Fullsuit $ 74.95\nO'Neill Epic CT 3/2 Wetsuit                 $150.00\nBody Glove Sealed Full Wetsuit 3/2mm Men's  $ 99.99
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i would try i think $889
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It depends what kind your buying. Price ranges from $100,ooo to $500,000.
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About as much as someone would pay for it.  Something is only worth as much as a willing buyer will pay.  You may get lucky and find a Sizemore Fanatic willing to dig deep, but probably not.  You could probably get back what the jersey originally cost.
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I'd check my local used ski shop place first...sometimes you can get child programs that let you upgrade the skis as your kids get older.
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between 500 and 1000 a piece, depending where you are
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Volcom has awesome outerwear if you're willing to drop some serious cash.  If you're looking for an actual online retailer, try Board Paradise, Boards for Less, Boardzone, CCS, Eternal, Sideways People, The House, or Zumiez.
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I am an avid skier and outdoor enthusiastic (as you can see from my avatar). I recently found a site called www.evogear.com that sells ski, snowboard, and wakeboard gear. They have the best customer service, very low prices, and the coolest gear on the planet. I think they are based in Seattle, WA. I have never had a bad experience with them and I've placed four orders!
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It could be from $20 to about $50. depending on your health, smarts, looks etc.
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If you honestly can't tell the difference between boards I would go for one of those plastic boards that you can strap onto your sorels. They are about $15 at the hardware store.\n\nThis is not the time of year to be getting good cheap new gear, but try a local ski swap and try to find some used boots/bindings. Then at the end of the season get a pair of new boots 40% off. I really like burton boots/bindings. I just got a Rome deck and I'm loving it.\n\nPalmer sucks. I hope Sean Palmer burns in hell for making crappy decks.
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Mountain View at Edinboro\nAdult weekend lift ticket $22; weekday $14. Student (9 to 21) weekend $17 and $12 weekday; child (5 to 8) $14 on weekends and $10 on weekdays; child (4 and under) free when accompanied by a parent who skis; seniors (70 and older) free. Group lesson: $15. Ski rental: $15 adult and $10 for students and children aged 5 to 8. Snowboard rental: $23.\nLifts: One T-bars, and one Poma lift.\nSlopes and trails: 8.\nVertical drop: 320 feet.\nAddress: Box 447, Edinboro, PA 16412; 1-814-734-1641.
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You should have warm clothes, but not necesarily ski pants or jacket. Dress in layers is best. You should take lessons the first few times. Do not expect to be a pro after only one time. Stay on the easy trails until you have gone many times and can control your skis.