Hardly. Phil looks like Twiggy compared to me.Are you insinuating that WW has not been effective for Phil?
Hardly. Phil looks like Twiggy compared to me.Are you insinuating that WW has not been effective for Phil?
I wonder if it has enough wattage to run a Nespresso (+/- 1700).The guy who posted that claim a high output 12 Ah battery lasts all day.
Skiing, like everything else, is better with bacon.I thought we were booting up in the parking lot to go skiing.
That's pretty slick. inverter sitting on a 20v battery? I wonder how long it lasts. I was just saying to @Philpug today the next step in heated boot bags will be 20v battery operated.
In case you were thinking about buying this today for Black Friday, I bought the same platform a few years ago. If you get a plastic shoe holder like @LiquidFeet recommended it actually works out very well.Hi -
I wasn't sure which forum to post this topic in, feel free to move it to a different forum as appropriate.
I have always booted up in the lodge, this year things will be alot different.
Where are most of you going to boot up?
If it turns out that I'll be booting up in the parking lot I am looking for ways to make it easy. Plus I have two kids that will also have to boot up!
I was thinking of getting one of these:
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Gorilla...ickid=3ExWyx2Y9xyLTvkwUx0Mo36DUkEww7QtQ08yTA0
Looking for ideas or recommendations.
That looks slick. Watch your step.
I could see using enough of those to create a sleeping mat in the vehicle for those who want to car camp.These are great. they are light, small, don't retain cold, grippy and do not retain water.
That’s nice, but it’s a Western (strong) sun (none of that here) and a dry parking lot. Just sayin.’
Dry paved parking lot. You don’t really find that in the northeast. I’m also jealous of the amount of space. In the K1 lot at Killington I usually have to back my truck in if I want to be able to pull out at the end of the day.That’s nice, but it’s a Western (strong) sun (none of that here) and a dry parking lot. Just sayin.’
There’s been a few days when cars parked so close that I had to crawl in the back of my Subaru. At Jack Frost I ended up making my own parking space in the trees between parking lots so I didn’t have to deal with other vehicles parking too close.Dry paved parking lot. You don’t really find that in the northeast. I’m also jealous of the amount of space. In the K1 lot at Killington I usually have to back my truck in if I want to be able to pull out at the end of the day.
You must have some kind of pull there to be able to park way out in the road instead of backed all the way in to the parking spot. The truck tailgate isn't quite as bad and more temporary..
That’s nice, but it’s a Western (strong) sun (none of that here) and a dry parking lot. Just sayin.’
But...I ain’t bitching and whining. I’ll boot up at the car and honestly thought about the process for about 2 minutes until I came upon this thread. Lots of PA folks don their boots at their car regularly, pre-Covid, and they STORE their boots in their cars! I can’t tell you how many times I had to tell people at the ski shop NOT to keep their boots in their cars!
Just another thought for keeping your feet clean & dry and you can use it for the holidaysI'll be using a boot tray for booting up on snow this year. I can dry the tray with a towel before putting it back in the car. Cheap at Home Depot.
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I wouldn’t use any kind of plastic tray out in the cold. It won’t last very long. Rubber or even carpet is better.Just another thought for keeping your feet clean & dry and you can use it for the holidays
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