"While we'd like to say buy them skis, boots, bindings, or something else nice and expensive, not everyone's looking to spend that much on holiday gifts. Plus, even if they are looking to spend that much, going out and buying a vital piece of equipment without actually knowing what the person needs is a great way to waste some money. If they actually needed/wanted a new pair of boots or skis, they should tell you exactly which ones and put it on their list."
"SnoStrip If the skier/snowboarder in your lift has a bunch of scratches on the side of their car, grab them a SnoStrip from RigStrips, or something similar. This magnetic piece snaps onto any magnetic vehicle surface to create a place to rest skis, snowboards, poles, and other equipment, all without the risk of ripping up the car paint. SnoStrips usually cost $49.95,"
Finding a Christmas gift for a skier or snowboarder can be difficult when they already own essential gear. Buying high-cost items such as skis, boots, or bindings risks wasting money if the recipient prefers specific models and has not requested replacements. Budget-friendly accessories under $100 offer practical alternatives. A SnoStrip attaches magnetically to vehicles to hold skis, snowboards, poles, and other equipment without damaging paint, priced around $44.95–$49.95. The Zoom Tube Monocular provides a pocketable way to scout lines for about $79.95. Comfortable booties improve driving and après-ski comfort and come in a range of prices.
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