If you ski regularly, it makes financial sense for you and your family members to own your own skis — and that includes your kids. Perhaps you’re an avid skier, or maybe you live near some ...

What to Pack for a Ski Trip with Kids. While ski equipment – including ski boots, skis, and poles – can be rented easier than it can be brought on a bus or plane, there is still a lot of gear ...

One emerging ski brand, however, is dinging my case by dropping that figure to three, or at the very least three and half. Meet Yardsale’s P1 and P2 ski poles, which improve upon the basic design with ...

Yardsale ski poles have integrated magnets in their handles and baskets. ... a US$217 model for recreational skiers, a $275 model for more adventurous skiers, and a $217 model for kids.

Yardsale’s P1 poles take a clever and insightful approach by integrating magnets into the handles and baskets of both poles. When aligned correctly, these magnets quickly snap together, creating ...

This year they also started a neat, new program for kids, the Bambino, where as your kid grows, Soul Poles will replace the bamboo for a longer shaft for just $30. No need to buy a whole new set ...