Finding the right ski kit is a minefield. You can spend hundreds - thousands even - on the latest and not-always-greatest styles and trends and end up with something that's going to serve about as poorly as the bargain-bin quality stuff will.
Find out what we think some of your best options are for the essentials, and a rough idea on what to not invest in until you're sure this is something you're in to and likely to do on a regular basis.
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Good Skiing Gloves for Beginners
Some good skiing gloves for beginners will offer you a decent level of protection against harsh weather and the occasional fall, a decent level of flexibility to allow for some dexterity, and of course the standard things you want in terms of warmth and being waterproof. For me, I found that skiing gloves often failed…
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The Best Ski Goggles for Beginners and Beyond
These are categorically the best ski goggles for beginners, intermediates and possibly even beyond (I'll let you know when I get there). Behold, the Outdoor Master Wide Angle Ski Goggles - a set of super-slick and expensive looking goggles with detachable magnetic lenses that come in for the incredibly reasonable £37.99 mark. I've had massive…