Would this product be good to use while snow skiing?
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To be honest, I would not recommend this product for activities that are strenuous because they do not stay in the ear canals as advertised. It depends on if you wear a beanie or helmet when you're on the slopes. You really have to "try on" ear phones because everyone's ear canal is shaped differently. I would recommend that you get earphones that fit inside the ear canal, but has a hook that loops around the ear. The MEElectronics Sport-Fi M6 Noise-Isolating In-Ear Headphones with Memory Wire (Black) is pretty good to try out. They are in expensive and really fit inside the ear canal. To be honest, I would not recommend this product for activities that are strenuous because they do not stay in the ear canals as advertised. It depends on if you wear a beanie or helmet when you're on the slopes. You really have to "try on" ear phones because everyone's ear canal is shaped differently. I would recommend that you get earphones that fit inside the ear canal, but has a hook that loops around the ear. The MEElectronics Sport-Fi M6 Noise-Isolating In-Ear Headphones with Memory Wire (Black) is pretty good to try out. They are in expensive and really fit inside the ear... » Read More To be honest, I would not recommend this product for activities that are strenuous because they do not stay in the ear canals as advertised. It depends on if you wear a beanie or helmet when you're on the slopes. You really have to "try on" ear phones because everyone's ear canal is shaped differently. I would recommend that you get earphones that fit inside the ear canal, but has a hook that loops around the ear. The MEElectronics Sport-Fi M6 Noise-Isolating In-Ear Headphones with Memory Wire (Black) is pretty good to try out. They are in expensive and really fit inside the ear canal. « Show Less
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Hey jeffrey. I think you should be ok. I have been using this priduct for two years now and never had a problem. I usually run three times a week and this product its been very reliable even running under the rain or severe weather of Chicago in winter. Hope this help.Regards,Greg
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Dont really recommend this version. They didnt stay on my ears even while running.
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I have not tried this but, if the snow is still powdery then I suppose it would work.
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Robin M. answered it pretty well. I put it on our snowmobile helmets. It works pretty well. It is a little bit of static but for the price it can't be beat. Works very well even at 120 mph+
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We use with a tube and works great to hold rope out of water. Would think it would be fine with a skier too.
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Probably better than warm packy snow. Should work well. I am very eased with them
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I use them in very thick brush and multiple elevations with friends hunting in other areas. I guess it would depend on the distance, but skiing should be line of sight (better than being in brush) so I would assume they would be good.
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You can use this in any kind of snow, but the wetter it is the slower you will need to go and it may clog easier.
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I used it to take a selfie while flying an airplane. It withstood 200mph wind. You will be fine on a snowboard. But crashing? Not so much.
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Not sure about cross country skiing, but it was great for alpine. I could not stay still in the lift line after cold waxing with "hot sauce". I would imagine it would work just as well for cross country.
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Never tried it that way. Use mostly for skiing- communicate with others on the slopes
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I haven't really used these for night snowboarding/skiing but they do change the color of certain things during the day, depending on the color lens you choose. I imagine that it would do somewhat of the same at night. These may be a little difficult to use for night time because they cut some light out, it would be like wearing sunglasses at night in a way. Hope this helps!
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You could but I wouldn't expect the machine to last very long doing that kind of work. If you want snow like ice I would find a machine specific to that task and you will need to pay more money for a high-end machine.
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You would do better if you placed your ski boots near a heater or fan....DampRid captures moisture in the air. Hope this helps !!
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I believe they would work well for skiing, they are thicker than standard thermal underwear, without being bulky. I think the activity statement pertains to construction or building trades.
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If it is a last resort then yes. I would not purposely use this in a blizzard or snow.
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Do not know about that. Have not tried it on snow, only tubing behind a ski boat.
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I would suggest investing a helmet designed for ski specifically. This helmet here seems like it is designed for concrete because of the design. A helmet for ski ing is designed differently in the back it has more protective cushioning and the back of the helmet is longer than this sport helmet. It's better to be cautious than risking an injury.