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powdered_donut
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 i left my skis in our car all night last night and tonight will they be ok there or was it a mistake?
Jan 6 2008 12:34AM
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HermioneGranger
Posts: 1933 - Karma: 101
i'm sure they will be fine unless somebody breaks in. which im wouldnt be to worried about if i were you but you can never be to sure and bettterr safe then sorry so if you have an scepticism about leaving them in the car go get them and bring them in.
Jan 6 2008 12:36AM
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joly.sp
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why dont you go look instead of make a thread on NS?
Jan 6 2008 12:38AM
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InitialG
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they won't freeze or anything if you are worried about that lol, they are designed to be used on snow btw
Jan 6 2008 12:38AM
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Rbamf
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what's your address?
Jan 6 2008 12:41AM
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sowstochd
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haha
Jan 6 2008 11:50AM
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R.Fahey
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What a silly thread.  If you're nervous that they'll freeze or something then all I have to say to you is.... get a brain.
If you're worried about them getting stolen, why would you ask us. 
Jan 6 2008 11:53AM
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sherpasrock
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don't trust him! he just wants to steeeaaallll them. give me your address and i'll make sure they're safe alllll night long!
Jan 6 2008 12:01PM
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RudyGarmisch
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If they didnt dry all the way, the edges might have the beginnings of rust.
Jan 6 2008 12:09PM
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Alex_thedroog
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that happened to me....but I leave them in my car every night.
Jan 6 2008 12:14PM
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sherpasrock
Posts: 2382 - Karma: 10
my skis get that sometimes. usually a rag, or one of those green scratch pads take it right off.
Jan 6 2008 12:14PM
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invader7
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or just ski on them for a couple runs and its gone
Jan 6 2008 12:35PM
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tribefan226
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i never take my skis outta the car. actually ive got two pairs that are always in the car. only thing that will happen is they get stolen but i dont worry about that b/c i live in cincinnati where nobody gives a fuck about skis enough to steal them. dont leave ur boots out there though. they wont dry well and ur car will stink
Jan 6 2008 1:00PM
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ilikeplants
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My friend leaves his board in his car (brand new academy). Its in plain view and the back door doesn't lock so you can open the car at anytime. Hes never had a problem...
Jan 6 2008 1:14PM
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dowalibeast
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i leave my skis in my thule all the time. no problem.
Jan 6 2008 1:23PM
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kolekaine
Posts: 1456 - Karma: 116
u ski on skis out side u left ur skis out side. dude they'll b fine
Jan 6 2008 4:11PM
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LO_GO
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wow this thread is ridicules
Jan 6 2008 4:42PM
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MCIRONCOCK
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If i left my skis in a car that doesn't lock, i would be so fucking paranoid. 
Jan 6 2008 4:56PM
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Daver_BC
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i usually bring my skis inside. the cold wont do anything to them, its just i like to know there safe.
Jan 7 2008 12:48AM
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SnowMedic
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i live in cali and i had to find my skis in the bed of my truck under 5 feet of snow the other day, my spk boots were in there too. , i think your are fine.
Jan 7 2008 12:50AM
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toominator
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I generally take mine undercover and give them a quick dry off with a rag. they'd actually be more secure on my roofrack cause its lockable whereas I just keep them on my porch
Jan 7 2008 5:05AM
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