A) Color B) Fit C) Brand D) Price
A) To release your boots during a fall B) To look stylish C) To hold your skis together D) To provide extra speed
A) Stiffness of the ski B) Weight of the ski C) Length of the ski D) Color of the ski
A) Between your chin and forehead when held upright B) Below your knees C) At your waist D) Above your head
A) Binding weight B) Release force setting C) Ski length D) Boot size
A) Better selection of new models B) More experienced sales staff C) Longer warranty periods D) Lower prices due to sales
A) Powder skis B) Telemark skis C) Carving skis D) Twin tip skis
A) To reduce friction and improve glide B) To make the skis more colorful C) To protect the skis from damage D) To increase the ski's weight
A) Flex and shape B) Color and brand C) Price and weight D) Length and grip
A) Any helmet B) Ski-specific helmet C) Bicycle helmet D) Motorcycle helmet
A) Photochromatic lenses B) Mirrored or dark tinted lenses C) Yellow lenses D) Clear lenses
A) Decoration B) Internal support structure C) Attachment point for bindings D) Contact surface with the snow
A) Getting professionally measured at a ski shop B) Borrowing a friend's boots C) Guessing based on your shoe size D) Buying online without trying them on
A) Guarantees the lowest price B) Automatically includes a warranty C) Allows you to test different models on the snow D) No advantage, it's a waste of time
A) Use regular cotton socks B) Sock thickness doesn't matter C) Use the thickest socks possible for warmth D) Use thin ski-specific socks for best fit
A) The weight of the ski B) The length of the ski C) The hourglass shape of the ski D) The color of the ski
A) Use a ski lock B) Trust everyone on the mountain C) Leave skis unattended and unlocked D) Assume no one would want to steal them
A) Race skis B) Carving skis C) Powder skis D) Twin tip skis
A) To slow down the skier B) To provide extra grip C) To prevent runaway skis D) To help with turns
A) Lower price B) Better durability C) Easier to store D) Adaptability for different terrains and uses
A) Denim jeans B) Moisture-wicking base layers C) Heavy sweaters D) Cotton clothing
A) Waterproof and breathable materials B) Fashionable design C) Heated option, regardless of other features D) Lowest price
A) The binding mounting point B) The flat part of the ski base C) The metal edge of the ski D) Upward curve of the ski tip and/or tail
A) To keep your head warm B) To look stylish C) Proper protection in case of a fall D) To comply with resort rules
A) More convenient than owning B) Cost-effective for infrequent skiers C) Higher quality than buying D) Always the perfect fit
A) Changing the ski's color B) Making the skis heavier C) Adding extra bindings D) Sharpening edges and waxing bases
A) How many pockets it has (only) B) Waterproofness and breathability C) Just the color D) The price tag
A) Fresh, deep snow B) Icy conditions C) Artificial snow D) Groomed runs
A) Avalanche safety gear if skiing in backcountry B) A cell phone (without knowing how to use it) C) Extra snacks D) Brightly colored clothing
A) Matching the parents' ski boots B) Ability to adjust sizing for growth C) Brand reputation D) Proper fit and comfort |