Thats a good deal.If anyone is looking for one, the Rossi Heated bag (which is really just a rebranded Hot Gear) is on sale at Corbetts -- after converting to USD, $134 shipped.
https://www.corbetts.com/rossignol-hero-heated-boot-bag-110v/
Thats a good deal.If anyone is looking for one, the Rossi Heated bag (which is really just a rebranded Hot Gear) is on sale at Corbetts -- after converting to USD, $134 shipped.
https://www.corbetts.com/rossignol-hero-heated-boot-bag-110v/
Thats a good deal.
And just like the boots, the Lange version costs more than the Rossi version.
It'll go on sale eventually just like the Rossi. They were the same price a few weeks ago.
I will say, the ability, nay, luxury of being able to keep the boots separate in the @KULKEA bag is worth any difference from the Snow Eagle, the bag formally known as Hot Gear.@L&AirC funny, I was looking at the Swix and a Snow Eagle Pro from Fuxi yesterday. As a coach bag, the World Cup Supply bag is good. Also the heated Rossignol bag that someone posted a link to.
Just not the same...a good heated bag will also warm the shell making the boot that much more toasty.Being a Rossi guy I would love to have that beautiful bag , but unfortunately I ski Mammoth and for some reason they have these tubes that you put your boot in and for a quarter, yes a quarter they blow hot air into your boot , and of course there everywhere.
Maybe if you give her a gift cert of equal value you can avoid the lonely part of that long winter. But don't forget V-day, and no gift certs for that.OK. I'm really wanting to get the Kulkea but I'm pushing the envelope with ski purchases this year. The Razer Tune blew my budget (thankfully my wife doesn't know how much I really paid) and my waxing iron has been acting up so that needs to be replaced.
I can suck it up and go another season, but beside having a heated boot bag, it looks incredibly organized (even the pockets have pockets!) which appeals to my OCD and seems to be the largest volume out there of the heated ones. As a coach, I carry a ton of stuff. Currently using this one from Swix and it is usually full to the point zippering the top is difficult it I believe it is listed as 65L. The Kulkea heated boot trekker is 62L, but because it is better organized, it should be able to handle everything that goes in the swix, right?
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If I order this, there a good chance (at a minimum) wifey will be ordering something of at least equal value and/or worse, it will be a long lonely winter
Somebody tell me it's worth the risk.
P.S. The Kulkea's are the best organized bag I've ever seen and I just have the Powder Trekker (which has a built in goggle garage, squee!, but is missing the dedicated glove pockets). You'll be in OCD/ADD heaven because there's a place for everything and there're so many you'll constantly forget and discover new cool things.OK. I'm really wanting to get the Kulkea but I'm pushing the envelope with ski purchases this year. The Razer Tune blew my budget (thankfully my wife doesn't know how much I really paid) and my waxing iron has been acting up so that needs to be replaced.
I can suck it up and go another season, but beside having a heated boot bag, it looks incredibly organized (even the pockets have pockets!) which appeals to my OCD and seems to be the largest volume out there of the heated ones. As a coach, I carry a ton of stuff. Currently using this one from Swix and it is usually full to the point zippering the top is difficult it I believe it is listed as 65L. The Kulkea heated boot trekker is 62L, but because it is better organized, it should be able to handle everything that goes in the swix, right?
If I order this, there a good chance (at a minimum) wifey will be ordering something of at least equal value and/or worse, it will be a long lonely winter
Somebody tell me it's worth the risk.
I'll admit to a bit of an OCD problem , but regardless I enjoy not having to go through everything in my bag when I'm just after one item and dedicated pockets help me avoid thatPersonally, I don't need someone dictating where to put my gloves and goggles. I like the huge HG WC bag with its outrageous volume and large, multipurpose pockets. When your gloves are larger than the glove space, what do you do? What do you do? (don't drink, don't smoke; small joke here for Ant fans).
Personally, I don't need someone dictating where to put my gloves and goggles. I like the huge HG WC bag with its outrageous volume and large, multipurpose pockets. When your gloves are larger than the glove space, what do you do? What do you do? (don't drink, don't smoke; small joke here for Ant fans).
Just put a $20 heating pad in whatever bag you want to use. That is what I did when my hg bag gave up the ghost...