Ski Lock

Product Information

If you rent skis and they are stolen then you will most likely have to pay for them unless you have some type of insurance on them that covers loss or theft.

caption id="attachment_1573" align="alignnone" width="640"] Skis are easily obscured by crowds, especially at après-ski[/caption] If you are not bringing your own skis to the resort, then take the proper precautionary steps when renting them out. With bigger resorts, there are multiple rental shops, and you could forget where exactly you rented out from.This is another good choice for people who like number combinations and find them more practical than keys. It looks different from the other models but it’s affordable and quite durable. Beyond that, the device is quite sturdy, thanks to its premium materials, and it comes in three different color options to complement the strong look.

You might think the further away from the carpark and higher up the slopes, the less likely it is for your skis or snowboard to be stolen BUT really it can happen anywhere there are people on the mountain. In busy areas where there are lots of cafes or restaurants, it's actually easier for thieves to grab someone's skis in the mele of people.

As such, it is strong enough to resist cuts. At least, before the intruder is through, you'd catch the wind of what's happening. Consider using a personalized ski leash or brightly colored ski straps to distinguish your skis from others. This helps with easy identification and acts as a deterrent. The chances of having your skis or snowboards stolen are slim, but you'll regret not taking any precautions if it happens to you. This also comes with a 3-digit combination system, and the cable is braided. Both of those traits work to deter any would-be thieves from making off with your board. The cable is made of tough, braided steel. It is difficult to cut through, even with wire cutters or pliers. The cable is deceptively strong, considering its lightweight feel, making it convenient for travel. Cost and Value

The Bosvision is average in price. For a very reasonable price, you get a product that works well, especially for securing your skis or snowboard. It’s reliable, sturdy, rust-resistant and difficult to break. It’s a great value. If you’re taking your prized skis (or snowboard) on your family ski vacation, you want to keep them from being stolen. If you've got a brand new pair of skis it might be worth looking into insurance options. It might make sense to get the cover along with your travel insurance for your ski trip.

You can set the code using the 3 digit combination so no one will ever have access to your gear. It’s extremely easy to use and weighs 3.5 ounces. I always tell my peers that you never know what to expect on a ski vacation. All sorts of things could come up that you didn’t anticipate or expect. Maybe you could get yours mixed up with someone else’s! In that case, you need something long enough to hold the objects in place. Not only that, but you will also ensure that the cable is tight. Let's be honest, the chances of your skis, Snowboard, or poles being stolen at a ski resort is very high. Especially when compared to how often ski bags and luggage are stolen.

Also, the cable can extend to about 3ft. With that feature, you can rest assured that the retractable wire will go round and secure your valuables. This is an affordable model in ABS housing. All you have to do is pull the vinyl-coated steel cable and wrap it around your belongings. The vinyl coating prevents accidental scratches and allows the coil to retract smoothly. This mistake is commonly made by new skiers or skiers leaving the bar after a few drinks. Tired and hazy, they can ski off without even realizing until the next day. Unfortunately, people will take things that are not theirs to take, and while thankfully this isn't more widespread it could still quite easily happen to you. It takes time to go to lost property, file a police report, make a claim on insurance and get yourself a new set of skis or a new board.Here's what you'll need to protect your skis from theft while you visit a restaurant or shop on the slope. Also, keep in mind, that generally, more thefts happen at the base of the mountain than the top of the mountain so be very wary at the base of the ski hill, where anybody can just walk off with them. Although a minor deterrent, you can loop your ski poles over your skis and slide them down, so it would take a thief a bit longer to get at the skis and untangle the poles. Take a photo of your skis and write down any serial numbers, so if your skis are stolen or accidentally taken by another skier you have all the details to report them and/or make an insurance claim.