Glasgow Ski and Board
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The
sale is run over two days
Friday nights are for members only.
Saturday morning is open to members and
non-members.
Members
bring in equipment that is no longer of use, or their children have grown out
of, these are then put up for sale.
This
is a fantastic occasion for anyone looking to update kit or those who are new
to the sport wanting to purchase ski equipment or clothing, all of which is in
incredible condition.
There
is always new ski equipment on sale such as helmets, clothing and ski goods, and
all at really knocked down prices which is usually better than sale stock
from the stores themselves. The reason this equipment is on sale, it's last
year's and in the fashion world that means it is out of date. the company that
supply now have new up to date stock to sell, so the ski club and their members
benefit.
I
have bought from this sale every year that I have been a member of the club. It
is a terrific way to kit out the kids, as buying skis and boots new can be
really expensive and the children grow out of them in no time.
All
of the goods on sale are in terrific condition and there is normally
a queue of members on the Friday night, as everyone likes a bargain. On sale
are goods such as
- Skis + Boots + Poles
- Snowboards + Boots
- Helmets + Goggles
- Body protection + including legs and arm protection
- Gloves + hats +scarf's
- Children's clothing = waterproof trousers +jackets + thermals
- Ladies clothing = waterproof trousers +jackets + under layers
- Gents clothing = waterproof trousers +jackets + fleeces + jumpers
- Ski, Board and boot bags
This has proven to be a very successful way of recycling ski goods
as well as being a very successful night for the club. The members look forward
to this being held every year.
