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01/06/2014 10:10AM
Hey folks-
Anyone have a suggestion for a ski scraper to remove slush ice if I encounter it while out trekking across a like/etc? Last year I didnt have any and I hit some slush on a -10/-15 degree day and my skis were instantly useless.
I'm interested in something I can buy or something I can make (DIY)!
Thanks!
Cedarleaf
Anyone have a suggestion for a ski scraper to remove slush ice if I encounter it while out trekking across a like/etc? Last year I didnt have any and I hit some slush on a -10/-15 degree day and my skis were instantly useless.
I'm interested in something I can buy or something I can make (DIY)!
Thanks!
Cedarleaf
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01/06/2014 12:41PM
Bring extra scrapers
quote SevenofNine: "quote jwartman59: "you can buy ski scrapers at any good ski shop, even rei. about $5.
+1 Only suggestion is that you buy a bright colored one in case it slips out of your hands."
01/06/2014 01:39PM
quote Cedarleaf: "quote Doughboy12: "The window scraper from your car. "
Thanks!
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Then when you are back at the car and need to clean off the windshield it is all the more at the ready...lol
I'm just here to give my opinion...If you don't like it, ignore it.
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