请问在哪能买到滑雪板和名牌男包？先谢谢大家的答复！

[却道天凉好个秋]

国内几个朋友让我帮着买好的滑雪板和好的名牌男士包，可是我从来不用这些东西更不知道从哪里买会便宜，受人之托就很想帮他们买到又好又便宜的东西，不比自己买东西只要自己喜欢就好，很是头疼！
请大家赐教哪里有包和滑雪用具打折、促销的商店。听说大瀑布有好多名品折扣店是真的吗？我还没去过，如果有我准备去一趟谁能告诉我咋走？
滑雪板能随飞机的行李托运吗？会否超长超重？问题挺多的给，回复的您添麻烦啦！

 

[却道天凉好个秋]

我回国时途径纽约，纽约机场的免税店会有这两样东西吗？如有我能随身带到飞机上吗？问题挺多的、给回复的您添麻烦啦！

 

[sabre]

免税店好像没有。
这件事难办，1， 单板跟双板完全是两码事， 都叫滑雪板， ski, snowboard, 2, 滑板跟身高体重技术有关系， 3，ski的板得跟靴子配， 4， 好的不便宜， 5， ski的话， 你的包肯定放不下， 得额外打包，
sports experts/atmosphere 一般有， 估计现在还有点早， 等个把月会有促销

 

[却道天凉好个秋]

免税店好像没有。
这件事难办，1， 单板跟双板完全是两码事， 都叫滑雪板， ski, snowboard, 2, 滑板跟身高体重技术有关系， 3，ski的板得跟靴子配， 4， 好的不便宜， 5， ski的话， 你的包肯定放不下， 得额外打包，
sports experts/atmosphere 一般有， 估计现在还有点早， 等个把月会有促销

老哥这么晚还没睡呀？好高兴有人理我这帖子，为人办事真是个痛苦的差使，做容易出错不做显得不够意思！他们要的应该是双板吧。

 

[却道天凉好个秋]

着急的事，哪位给个指点呀！

 

[巧克力松鼠]

免税店好像没有。
这件事难办，1， 单板跟双板完全是两码事， 都叫滑雪板， ski, snowboard, 2, 滑板跟身高体重技术有关系， 3，ski的板得跟靴子配， 4， 好的不便宜， 5， ski的话， 你的包肯定放不下， 得额外打包，
sports experts/atmosphere 一般有， 估计现在还有点早， 等个把月会有促销

对呀，身高决定滑雪板的长度，款式取决于使用者的技术。。。
名牌男包你得给个价格范围，例如1000刀以内，1000-2000，2000以上，是要小众的名牌还是大众名牌，大致样式、使用场合，使用者的性格都决定了买的包千差万别。

 

[golf560]

最好去专业店，双板一般要到鼻子高度（不穿雪靴）为合适，还要看体重，雪板宽窄适用不同雪场（自然雪场选宽的不容易陷进去，人工梳理的选窄的，讲求速度的选窄的等等），通常板越长越需要控制，更专业水准。
简单的办法是拿价格比划，广谱类型中买贵的。

 

[golf560]

转：
It’s easy to drop well over a grand on skis and bindings. When you’re carving up the corduroy first thing in the morning or getting first tracks in 20 inches of powder, those skis are worth every penny. Being on a budget, however, doesn’t mean you’ll loose out on quality skis. The following models may be priced on the lower end of the scale, but they’re high in performance. We cross-referenced price, rating and tester comments from our 2013 Ski Test to provide you with the top value skis so you can enjoy the snow without breaking the bank.
Men’s Skis
Atomic Theory
At a suggested retail price of $629, the Theory is hard to beat. With a wood and carbon core, the 95-mm waisted ski can carve up East coast terrain as well as it can cruise through western crud. Testers called it a capable carver, describing it as light, lively and playful. This is a hardpack-friendly ski that can hold a line through crud.
Dynastar Cham 87
As one of OnTheSnow.com’s Editors’ Choice skis, the Cham 87 scored high across the board while listing a low price of $700. As part of he new Cham series, the 87 has full length vertical sidewalls, lightweight wood cores with titanal and Dynastar’s Levitation Profile (a five-point sidecut) with a progressive tapering in the tip and tail, traditional camber underfoot and a flat pintail. Testers said its edgy when needed and smeary when wanted.
HEAD Oblivion
Looking for a stable, all-mountain ski that suits intermediates through expert skiers at a great value? The Oblivion rings in at a low $575. Testers gave it high scores for playfulness, calling it a stable carver. With a 90 mm waist, the Oblivion can handle a variety of snow conditions and terrain to boot. Testers said the Oblivion holds an edge well and will make turns of any shape.
Blizzard Magnum 8.0 Ti
On the higher side of our value skis, the Magnum 8.0 Ti ($850) offers the best deal for technology-laden skis. It was off the charts for stability and carving, earning a spot on our Editors’ Choice list. As a frontside powerhouse, the construction includes a full wood core and sandwich sidewall construction to add edge grip. One of our testers said it’s so stable and strong it feels like you could blow stuff up with it.
Völkl Gotama
Powder skis aren’t cheap, mostly because their girths climb past 100 mm and require more material to manufacture. The Gotama retails for $825 and at 107 mm underfoot,
this fully-rockered ski has a full wood core and vertical sidewalls. It scored high marks for both hardsnow and maneuverability in soft snow (it earned an Editors’ Choice nomination as well). Testers praised the Gotama’s overall performance, calling it a stable, powerful, hard-charging crud buster.
Women’s Skis
Dynastar Legend Paradise
The Legend Paradise scored high marks across the board (earning it a spot as an Editors’ Choice ski), particularly for playfulness and versatility. Testers said it was quick and nimble for 98 mm underfoot. There’s a lot of technology in the $650 ski: Dynastar’s Autodrive combines vertical sidewalls underfoot with cap construction in the tip and tail for a blend of edge hold and easy turn initiation and tip and tail rocker and a lightweight wood core add maneuverability. Dynastar’s women-specific Exclusive Balance System moves both the stance and sidecut forward to increase control, raises the heel for better balance and uses vertical sidewalls where the most force is exerted for increased edge grip.
Head MYA 8
At suggested retail price of $625, the MYA 8 is a great deal for women looking for a coast-to-coast trustworthy ski. With an 84 mm waist, testers said the MYA 8 feels smooth and powerful. Head’s new ERA 3.0 technology—essentially rocker, radius and rebound—blends together tip rocker, a progressive radius and vibration-absorbing Intellifibers in the tip for better edge contact. Testers said its super versatile and playful.
Rossignol Temptation 82
Rossignol crushes the women’s frontside category this year with the Temptation 82—ringing in at the attractive price of $600. Earning a spot on our Editors’ Choice list because of high marks across the board, testers said it has a huge sweet spot and is quick, agile and easy to handle. The construction is all about quick turn initiation: It has a curvy geometry (132-82-120), subtle rocker at both ends of the ski, Rossignol’s Extended Sidecut, which engages more edge as the ski gets up to speed and edge angles increase, as well as a combination of wood and basalt create a stable, yet lightweight core.
For more ski reviews, check out our 2013 Ski Buyers’ Guide.
http://www.onthesnow.com/news/a/583414/what-are-the-best-skis-for-the-money-

 

[doremee]

列治文中心 和铁道镇有滑雪板
和名牌男包
去看看

这个玩具看起来很酷

 

[巧克力松鼠]

转：
It’s easy to drop well over a grand on skis and bindings. When you’re carving up the corduroy first thing in the morning or getting first tracks in 20 inches of powder, those skis are worth every penny. Being on a budget, however, doesn’t mean you’ll loose out on quality skis. The following models may be priced on the lower end of the scale, but they’re high in performance. We cross-referenced price, rating and tester comments from our 2013 Ski Test to provide you with the top value skis so you can enjoy the snow without breaking the bank.
Men’s Skis
Atomic Theory
At a suggested retail price of $629, the Theory is hard to beat. With a wood and carbon core, the 95-mm waisted ski can carve up East coast terrain as well as it can cruise through western crud. Testers called it a capable carver, describing it as light, lively and playful. This is a hardpack-friendly ski that can hold a line through crud.
Dynastar Cham 87
As one of OnTheSnow.com’s Editors’ Choice skis, the Cham 87 scored high across the board while listing a low price of $700. As part of he new Cham series, the 87 has full length vertical sidewalls, lightweight wood cores with titanal and Dynastar’s Levitation Profile (a five-point sidecut) with a progressive tapering in the tip and tail, traditional camber underfoot and a flat pintail. Testers said its edgy when needed and smeary when wanted.
HEAD Oblivion
Looking for a stable, all-mountain ski that suits intermediates through expert skiers at a great value? The Oblivion rings in at a low $575. Testers gave it high scores for playfulness, calling it a stable carver. With a 90 mm waist, the Oblivion can handle a variety of snow conditions and terrain to boot. Testers said the Oblivion holds an edge well and will make turns of any shape.
Blizzard Magnum 8.0 Ti
On the higher side of our value skis, the Magnum 8.0 Ti ($850) offers the best deal for technology-laden skis. It was off the charts for stability and carving, earning a spot on our Editors’ Choice list. As a frontside powerhouse, the construction includes a full wood core and sandwich sidewall construction to add edge grip. One of our testers said it’s so stable and strong it feels like you could blow stuff up with it.
Völkl Gotama
Powder skis aren’t cheap, mostly because their girths climb past 100 mm and require more material to manufacture. The Gotama retails for $825 and at 107 mm underfoot,
this fully-rockered ski has a full wood core and vertical sidewalls. It scored high marks for both hardsnow and maneuverability in soft snow (it earned an Editors’ Choice nomination as well). Testers praised the Gotama’s overall performance, calling it a stable, powerful, hard-charging crud buster.
Women’s Skis
Dynastar Legend Paradise
The Legend Paradise scored high marks across the board (earning it a spot as an Editors’ Choice ski), particularly for playfulness and versatility. Testers said it was quick and nimble for 98 mm underfoot. There’s a lot of technology in the $650 ski: Dynastar’s Autodrive combines vertical sidewalls underfoot with cap construction in the tip and tail for a blend of edge hold and easy turn initiation and tip and tail rocker and a lightweight wood core add maneuverability. Dynastar’s women-specific Exclusive Balance System moves both the stance and sidecut forward to increase control, raises the heel for better balance and uses vertical sidewalls where the most force is exerted for increased edge grip.
Head MYA 8
At suggested retail price of $625, the MYA 8 is a great deal for women looking for a coast-to-coast trustworthy ski. With an 84 mm waist, testers said the MYA 8 feels smooth and powerful. Head’s new ERA 3.0 technology—essentially rocker, radius and rebound—blends together tip rocker, a progressive radius and vibration-absorbing Intellifibers in the tip for better edge contact. Testers said its super versatile and playful.
Rossignol Temptation 82
Rossignol crushes the women’s frontside category this year with the Temptation 82—ringing in at the attractive price of $600. Earning a spot on our Editors’ Choice list because of high marks across the board, testers said it has a huge sweet spot and is quick, agile and easy to handle. The construction is all about quick turn initiation: It has a curvy geometry (132-82-120), subtle rocker at both ends of the ski, Rossignol’s Extended Sidecut, which engages more edge as the ski gets up to speed and edge angles increase, as well as a combination of wood and basalt create a stable, yet lightweight core.
For more ski reviews, check out our 2013 Ski Buyers’ Guide.
http://www.onthesnow.com/news/a/583414/what-are-the-best-skis-for-the-money-

赞！这个很专业，我要好好学学。

 

[却道天凉好个秋]

对呀，身高决定滑雪板的长度，款式取决于使用者的技术。。。
名牌男包你得给个价格范围，例如1000刀以内，1000-2000，2000以上，是要小众的名牌还是大众名牌，大致样式、使用场合，使用者的性格都决定了买的包千差万别。

谢谢，他们不会允许我给他们买的包超过1000低于500.滑雪板我看更难办。

 

[却道天凉好个秋]

最好去专业店，双板一般要到鼻子高度（不穿雪靴）为合适，还要看体重，雪板宽窄适用不同雪场（自然雪场选宽的不容易陷进去，人工梳理的选窄的，讲求速度的选窄的等等），通常板越长越需要控制，更专业水准。
简单的办法是拿价格比划，广谱类型中买贵的。

多谢，在哪里买呀？

 

[却道天凉好个秋]

转：
It’s easy to drop well over a grand on skis and bindings. When you’re carving up the corduroy first thing in the morning or getting first tracks in 20 inches of powder, those skis are worth every penny. Being on a budget, however, doesn’t mean you’ll loose out on quality skis. The following models may be priced on the lower end of the scale, but they’re high in performance. We cross-referenced price, rating and tester comments from our 2013 Ski Test to provide you with the top value skis so you can enjoy the snow without breaking the bank.
Men’s Skis
Atomic Theory
At a suggested retail price of $629, the Theory is hard to beat. With a wood and carbon core, the 95-mm waisted ski can carve up East coast terrain as well as it can cruise through western crud. Testers called it a capable carver, describing it as light, lively and playful. This is a hardpack-friendly ski that can hold a line through crud.
Dynastar Cham 87
As one of OnTheSnow.com’s Editors’ Choice skis, the Cham 87 scored high across the board while listing a low price of $700. As part of he new Cham series, the 87 has full length vertical sidewalls, lightweight wood cores with titanal and Dynastar’s Levitation Profile (a five-point sidecut) with a progressive tapering in the tip and tail, traditional camber underfoot and a flat pintail. Testers said its edgy when needed and smeary when wanted.
HEAD Oblivion
Looking for a stable, all-mountain ski that suits intermediates through expert skiers at a great value? The Oblivion rings in at a low $575. Testers gave it high scores for playfulness, calling it a stable carver. With a 90 mm waist, the Oblivion can handle a variety of snow conditions and terrain to boot. Testers said the Oblivion holds an edge well and will make turns of any shape.
Blizzard Magnum 8.0 Ti
On the higher side of our value skis, the Magnum 8.0 Ti ($850) offers the best deal for technology-laden skis. It was off the charts for stability and carving, earning a spot on our Editors’ Choice list. As a frontside powerhouse, the construction includes a full wood core and sandwich sidewall construction to add edge grip. One of our testers said it’s so stable and strong it feels like you could blow stuff up with it.
Völkl Gotama
Powder skis aren’t cheap, mostly because their girths climb past 100 mm and require more material to manufacture. The Gotama retails for $825 and at 107 mm underfoot,
this fully-rockered ski has a full wood core and vertical sidewalls. It scored high marks for both hardsnow and maneuverability in soft snow (it earned an Editors’ Choice nomination as well). Testers praised the Gotama’s overall performance, calling it a stable, powerful, hard-charging crud buster.
Women’s Skis
Dynastar Legend Paradise
The Legend Paradise scored high marks across the board (earning it a spot as an Editors’ Choice ski), particularly for playfulness and versatility. Testers said it was quick and nimble for 98 mm underfoot. There’s a lot of technology in the $650 ski: Dynastar’s Autodrive combines vertical sidewalls underfoot with cap construction in the tip and tail for a blend of edge hold and easy turn initiation and tip and tail rocker and a lightweight wood core add maneuverability. Dynastar’s women-specific Exclusive Balance System moves both the stance and sidecut forward to increase control, raises the heel for better balance and uses vertical sidewalls where the most force is exerted for increased edge grip.
Head MYA 8
At suggested retail price of $625, the MYA 8 is a great deal for women looking for a coast-to-coast trustworthy ski. With an 84 mm waist, testers said the MYA 8 feels smooth and powerful. Head’s new ERA 3.0 technology—essentially rocker, radius and rebound—blends together tip rocker, a progressive radius and vibration-absorbing Intellifibers in the tip for better edge contact. Testers said its super versatile and playful.
Rossignol Temptation 82
Rossignol crushes the women’s frontside category this year with the Temptation 82—ringing in at the attractive price of $600. Earning a spot on our Editors’ Choice list because of high marks across the board, testers said it has a huge sweet spot and is quick, agile and easy to handle. The construction is all about quick turn initiation: It has a curvy geometry (132-82-120), subtle rocker at both ends of the ski, Rossignol’s Extended Sidecut, which engages more edge as the ski gets up to speed and edge angles increase, as well as a combination of wood and basalt create a stable, yet lightweight core.
For more ski reviews, check out our 2013 Ski Buyers’ Guide.
http://www.onthesnow.com/news/a/583414/what-are-the-best-skis-for-the-money-

您受累，可惜是对牛弹琴，俺不懂英文！俺在多伦多的万锦一带活动应该去哪买这两样东西呐？

 

[却道天凉好个秋]

列治文中心 和铁道镇有滑雪板
和名牌男包
去看看

这个玩具看起来很酷

非常好玩的可爱东西，可惜让我捎东西的都是大腹便便的中年男士。这个东西我应该给我的女儿买一双！

 

[doremee]

滑雪板和高尔夫球杆是非常个人化的豪华消费品
众口难调

多伦多有三间 Coach 店铺
不知道你是否能在那里找到合适的皮具
http://www.coach.com/online/handbag...1-en?t1Id=82&t2Id=5000000000000318301&LOC=HN2

Gucci - Toronto
130 Bloor St W #102
Toronto, ON
(416) 963-5127
http://www.gucci.com/ca-en/category/m/men_s_luggage___travel

Danier Leather - St. Clair Factory
http://www.danier.com/mens-leather-bags/l/360

New York John F. Kennedy International Airport
DFS (Duty Free Store)
http://www.dfs.com/download-resource.ashx?id={0B4F0F04-BDB6-4670-8AC2-505930742B88}

 

[却道天凉好个秋]

谢谢回复，家园里啥问题都能找到答案，真好。俺要回国啦，祝大家幸福开怀！！！

滑雪板和高尔夫球杆是非常个人化的豪华消费品
众口难调

多伦多有三间 Coach 店铺
不知道你是否能在那里找到合适的皮具
http://www.coach.com/online/handbag...1-en?t1Id=82&t2Id=5000000000000318301&LOC=HN2

Gucci - Toronto
130 Bloor St W #102
Toronto, ON
(416) 963-5127
http://www.gucci.com/ca-en/category/m/men_s_luggage___travel

Danier Leather - St. Clair Factory
http://www.danier.com/mens-leather-bags/l/360

New York John F. Kennedy International Airport
DFS (Duty Free Store)
http://www.dfs.com/download-resource.ashx?id={0B4F0F04-BDB6-4670-8AC2-505930742B88}