Ski Lock

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Also, keep in mind, that generally, more thefts happen at the base of the mountain than the top of the mountain so be very wary at the base of the ski hill, where anybody can just walk off with them. The cable is made of tough, braided steel. It is difficult to cut through, even with wire cutters or pliers. The cable is deceptively strong, considering its lightweight feel, making it convenient for travel. Cost and Value Misplacing your skis at a resort is more common than you think. One time I left my skis and ski equipment near a cafeteria and popped in for a hot coffee. If you are passionate about skiing and snowboarding, there is a fat chance you might have heard of the company, Northcore. Stolen equipment as soon as you realize your equipment has been stolen notify the police and the rental shop as soon as possible. You will need a police report to make any kind of insurance claim.

Mark your equipment mark your personal equipment with your name, cell phone number, and the name of your accommodation. This will speed up the return of your gear if it gets lost.

A surprisingly common occurrence is people taking someone else's skis accidentally thinking they are theirs. Many rental shops carry multiples of the same model, which can make it hard to distinguish between skis of the same size. If you are able to unpin it yourself or break/damage it with little effort, then you know that you have an ineffective product. Materials Store valuable items separately or keep them hidden within your ski bag. This reduces the risk of attracting unwanted attention. If you rent skis and they are stolen then you will most likely have to pay for them unless you have some type of insurance on them that covers loss or theft.

I wouldn’t wish this unfortunateness on any soul…not even the 54-year-old lady who called me a thief for paying for my own skis! More importantly, the cables have a protective covering (vinyl coating). With such a layer, they are resistant to abrasion and scratches.If you’re taking your prized skis (or snowboard) on your family ski vacation, you want to keep them from being stolen. I always tell my peers that you never know what to expect on a ski vacation. All sorts of things could come up that you didn’t anticipate or expect. Maybe you could get yours mixed up with someone else’s!