THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Saturday, December 7; 1968

Saturday, December 7, 1968

THE MICHIGAN DAILY,



Why Don't We Do It in the Road?
The tune is by the Beatles. The dress-can be found at Plaster of Paris.
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By ALAN LEICHTMAN f from the 1952 Olympics' (especial- form. Unless you are a confirmed lower apparel you need pants or
There is only one kind of ski Ily for you), skis. masochist and an accomplished knickers. Cordorouys or vies are
equpmet, xpesiv. Wth ha If -you're fat, be honest now, contortionist, get a step-in binding ? fine ski pants dont rip. Wear lots
equpmet, xpesiv. Wth hatyou will need more expensive or- something thereabouts. The of warm undies, a sweater, and
In mind, beginner, 'let's pick you' heavier duty skis. The guy in the. best are made by Look, Marker,: more important than all the rest
some. ski shop will tell you they have Salomon, and maybe Gretch. You get 'heavy mittens especially con-
Sksaetems xiigtigmore camber. And if you look de- will buy Cubco. structed for skiing.
Sko buy. theymosber callnsotsinofiaty s etcl h 'l h n rm Clothes should be functional. 11 Nothing, as far-as your health
labu.hybel: s alom, lgrand slalom the tip to show you -how strong'I Get a long ski jacket to keep, and well being on skis is con-
ceto-jthey really are. snow from climbing up your back; cerned, is as important as your
downill cometiive receaton- Poles are steel, aluminum, or and down -your lower -apparel. For boots.
al, noncompetitive, metal, wood, wooden. Wooden is otherwise
epoxy, glass, and fiberglass to; known as rubbish., You want some-I
name most of them. 'thing with a metal tip. A nice AU9
If y'ou are not independently pair of tipped aluminum poles, II~an~~u
wealthy, if you are skinny, and if (no pun intended), will cost you ! 011 VYUv or aetswlleenulyInItevUdlarI
spect your check register, you willI Among the factors that will
purchase for approximately thirty keep you attached to your skis~
dollars wooden, recreational ,non-' are gravity, friction, and your
competitive, (in case some slick bindings. Your -bindings are by _ d
fellow has Just happened to tuck far the most reliable. They come
away a pairJ of wooden comps in step-in, semi-step-in, and cable
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