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Rossignol Bandit B2
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I am going to be buying some Rossi Bandi B2's (Ski only) this year and have been shopping around and searching for the best price. The cheapest price I found was £195 but that was last year and the shop ran out of stock or went out of business because I cannot find any nearly as cheap. OK, so two things, Does anyone know a good shop either online or.... offline! that have a really good price for ski only? or should I wait till I get out skiing in jan and risk trying to get a better deal in resort? or, any other good suggestions welcome. Also if anybody is out and about in a resort at the moment and happens to have passed a ski shop, how much were they going for? Cheers Paul |
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"Paul" wrote in message
... Hi all I am going to be buying some Rossi Bandi B2's (Ski only) this year and have been shopping around and searching for the best price. The cheapest price I found was £195 but that was last year and the shop ran out of stock or went out of business because I cannot find any nearly as cheap. OK, so two things, Does anyone know a good shop either online or.... offline! that have a really good price for ski only? or should I wait till I get out skiing in jan and risk trying to get a better deal in resort? or, any other good suggestions welcome. Also if anybody is out and about in a resort at the moment and happens to have passed a ski shop, how much were they going for? Cheers Paul forgot to add what I have found already www.telemark-pyrenees.com 479euro = £335 www.summits.co.uk £339 www.edge2edge.co.uk £347 www.snowandrock.com £359 www.skiequipmentuk.co.uk £360 www.ellisBrigham.co.uk £360 www.europaskilodge.co.uk £399 www.missionadventure.co.uk £419 www.freetime1.co.uk £425 - (website says £340 reduced to £299 but that was last year) www.missionadventure.co.uk £419 www.filarinskis.co.uk £489 www.sailandski.co.uk £495 |
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"Paul" wrote in message ... Hi all I am going to be buying some Rossi Bandi B2's (Ski only) this year and have been shopping around and searching for the best price. The cheapest price I found was £195 but that was last year and the shop ran out of stock or went out of business because I cannot find any nearly as cheap. OK, so two things, Does anyone know a good shop either online or.... offline! that have a really good price for ski only? or should I wait till I get out skiing in jan and risk trying to get a better deal in resort? or, any other good suggestions welcome. Also if anybody is out and about in a resort at the moment and happens to have passed a ski shop, how much were they going for? Cheers Paul Tried to add what I found already but something went wrong.... here it is... telemark-pyrenees.com 479euro = £335 summits.co.uk £339 edge2edge.co.uk £347 snowandrock.com £359 skiequipmentuk.co.uk £360 ellisBrigham.co.uk £360 europaskilodge.co.uk £399 missionadventure.co.uk £419 freetime1.co.uk £425 - (website says £340 reduced to £299 but that was last year) missionadventure.co.uk £419 filarinskis.co.uk £489 sailandski.co.uk £495 |
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Paul wrote:
telemark-pyrenees.com 479euro = £335 telemark-pyrenees it is then |
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Paul wrote:
Hi all I am going to be buying some Rossi Bandi B2's (Ski only) this year and have been shopping around and searching for the best price. The cheapest price I found was £195 but that was last year and the shop ran out of stock or went out of business because I cannot find any nearly as cheap. OK, so two things, Does anyone know a good shop either online or.... offline! that have a really good price for ski only? or should I wait till I get out skiing in jan and risk trying to get a better deal in resort? or, any other good suggestions welcome. Also if anybody is out and about in a resort at the moment and happens to have passed a ski shop, how much were they going for? Cheers Paul Have you skied on them before? No? How do you know you'll like them? You don't have to worry too much as they're a really good ski and very easy to use... I've got a pair myself so I know. However, they may not necessarily be the ski for you so... My advice would be to do what I did... get a demo pair from a ski shop in the resort you'll be skiing in and find out if you like them. If you do, buy them. This way, you'll know whether or not they suit you or whether you should try something else. As for my pair, I got them for £420 including Rossi Power 120S T-plate bindings from a ski shop in Val Cenis last january. Saved me £60 odd quid on UK prices. France is usually cheaper than the UK (except in some of the more pricey resorts) I don't know how other countries compare though. Good luck with it, though and let us know what you get and what you think of them. Schneck |
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I had some for last winter and they are the best skis I've ever had! Very
versatile. "Iain Campbell" wrote in message ... Paul wrote: Hi all I am going to be buying some Rossi Bandi B2's (Ski only) this year and have been shopping around and searching for the best price. The cheapest price I found was £195 but that was last year and the shop ran out of stock or went out of business because I cannot find any nearly as cheap. OK, so two things, Does anyone know a good shop either online or.... offline! that have a really good price for ski only? or should I wait till I get out skiing in jan and risk trying to get a better deal in resort? or, any other good suggestions welcome. Also if anybody is out and about in a resort at the moment and happens to have passed a ski shop, how much were they going for? Cheers Paul Have you skied on them before? No? How do you know you'll like them? You don't have to worry too much as they're a really good ski and very easy to use... I've got a pair myself so I know. However, they may not necessarily be the ski for you so... My advice would be to do what I did... get a demo pair from a ski shop in the resort you'll be skiing in and find out if you like them. If you do, buy them. This way, you'll know whether or not they suit you or whether you should try something else. As for my pair, I got them for £420 including Rossi Power 120S T-plate bindings from a ski shop in Val Cenis last january. Saved me £60 odd quid on UK prices. France is usually cheaper than the UK (except in some of the more pricey resorts) I don't know how other countries compare though. Good luck with it, though and let us know what you get and what you think of them. Schneck |
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ash wrote:
I had some for last winter and they are the best skis I've ever had! Very versatile. A mate who is also a far better skier than me doesn't like them. He reckons they're too good and are making him forget things a lesser ski forces him to learn!!! How's that for a backhanded compliment??? From my experience as someone who is average on piste and crap off it, these skis have allowed me to go down slopes I would have been petrified to contemplate before now. One slope I've done on the B2's I'd also done the year before on my previous skis, Head Cyber X40's. The Head's made me vow I wouldn't try that slope again... the B2's had me back on the lift to race someone down it!! LOL!! Superb ski... and to think I was originally after the Salomon X-Scream Series at £150 more!! LOL But before buying, I still spent a couple of days on a demo pair to make sure I liked them |
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Agreed - I tried the B2s when I couldn't get X-Scream Pilot 10s for hire and
skied like I was on a pair of bananas for about two minutes, after which I adjusted and absolutely fell in love with 'em. Used Bandits and Bandit XXs for years, but the B2s are even better, requiring less effort, while remaining secure in a straight line, even on slight ruts. A neat trick - what more could you ask? Okay, affordability (please). But you get what you're paying for... RM "Iain Campbell" wrote in message news ash wrote: I had some for last winter and they are the best skis I've ever had! Very versatile. A mate who is also a far better skier than me doesn't like them. He reckons they're too good and are making him forget things a lesser ski forces him to learn!!! How's that for a backhanded compliment??? From my experience as someone who is average on piste and crap off it, these skis have allowed me to go down slopes I would have been petrified to contemplate before now. One slope I've done on the B2's I'd also done the year before on my previous skis, Head Cyber X40's. The Head's made me vow I wouldn't try that slope again... the B2's had me back on the lift to race someone down it!! LOL!! Superb ski... and to think I was originally after the Salomon X-Scream Series at £150 more!! LOL But before buying, I still spent a couple of days on a demo pair to make sure I liked them |
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Will have to check out delivery costs and all that, will report back
"David Off" wrote in message ... Paul wrote: telemark-pyrenees.com 479euro = £335 telemark-pyrenees it is then |
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"Iain Campbell" wrote in message ... Paul wrote: Hi all I am going to be buying some Rossi Bandi B2's (Ski only) this year and have been shopping around and searching for the best price. The cheapest price I found was £195 but that was last year and the shop ran out of stock or went out of business because I cannot find any nearly as cheap. OK, so two things, Does anyone know a good shop either online or.... offline! that have a really good price for ski only? or should I wait till I get out skiing in jan and risk trying to get a better deal in resort? or, any other good suggestions welcome. Also if anybody is out and about in a resort at the moment and happens to have passed a ski shop, how much were they going for? Cheers Paul Have you skied on them before? No? How do you know you'll like them? Yes, Skiied on them last year, fantastic..... I love em You don't have to worry too much as they're a really good ski and very easy to use... I've got a pair myself so I know. However, they may not necessarily be the ski for you so... I NEED this ski!!!! My advice would be to do what I did... get a demo pair from a ski shop in the resort you'll be skiing in and find out if you like them. If you do, buy them. This way, you'll know whether or not they suit you or whether you should try something else. Did rent some last year, didn't like any others As for my pair, I got them for £420 including Rossi Power 120S T-plate bindings from a ski shop in Val Cenis last january. Saved me £60 odd quid on UK prices. France is usually cheaper than the UK (except in some of the more pricey resorts) I don't know how other countries compare though. Good luck with it, though and let us know what you get and what you think of them. The tricky thing is we are doing a self book holiday in jan and don't have a destination yet (easyjet-geneva flights booked) but we could end up anywhere, so I will probably get some before we go. |
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