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    ADLI Snow Gear Sale Back For 2023

    Michael FultonMichael Fulton·8 May 2023

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    ALDI Snow Gear Sale is making a comeback on May 20, 2023, offering over 70 items for skiers and boarders, with the promise of outfitting a family of four for under $1000. The outerwear comes with wind resistance and DuPont™ Sorona® wadding for added protection and features such as media and goggle pockets, snow skirts, and hoods. Products are available for adults and kids, with prices starting at $8.99 and going up to $99.99 for adult jackets. Although not offering the same technical specs as specialist brands, ALDI provides affordable options for those on a budget. Shoppers are advised to go prepared and well-fed to avoid carnage in the middle aisle.

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    The ALDI Snow Gear Sale is back for 2023 after a break in 2022, and is scheduled for May 20. Shoppers can look forward to over 70 items for skiers and boarders, with the promise of outfitting a family of four for less than $1000. The outerwear comes with wind resistance and snow gear DuPont™ Sorona® wadding for added protection. The jackets have fully taped seams to keep skiers dry on the slopes. Additional features include media and goggle pockets with wipe cloth, snow skirts, hoods, and pockets for ski passes.The sale offers a range of products for adults and kids. Jackets and pants for adults range from $59.99 to $99.99, while ski pants start at $49.99. The colors offered are mainly blues and army greens, with some soft pinks thrown in. The sale also includes base layers, mid-layer fleeces, gloves, socks, helmets, and goggles for adults. Prices start at $8.99 and go up to $39.99.The sale also offers plenty of options for kids, with a wide range of colors for them to choose from. Products for kids include neck warmers, jackets, and more, starting from $4.99.

    A sample of the ALDI Adult snow gear range. Credit: ALDI Although ALDI does not offer the same technical specs as specialist ski and snowboard brands, the products available offer an affordable option for those on a budget. To avoid the expected carnage in the middle aisle, shoppers are advised to go prepared and well-fed. There are no kickbacks for the article. ALDI is a viable option for skiers and snowboarders, so give it a try before knocking it. We kitted out ourselves and our family when we started snowboarding in Australia and the gear is perfect for the aussie winters. Here some of the highlights of the ALDI Snow Gear Sale (all prices in Australian Dollars):Adult Ski Jackets ($59.99) in various colorsAdult Ski Pants ($49.99) filled with DuPont™ Sorona® waddingPremium Adult Ski Jackets INOC® ($119.99)Premium Adult Pants INOC® ($99.99)Children’s Snow Jackets ($39.99) and Snow Pants ($29.99)Children’s Ski Goggles ($15.99)Children’s Ski Helmet ($24.99)Single Rider Snow Sled ($9.99)For the full range, including socks, thermals, gloves and more, please visit the ALDI website.

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    Michael Fulton

    Michael Fulton

    Melbourne-based skier and snowboarder with 50+ resorts across 5 continents. Specialises in Australian resorts and international resort comparisons.

    50+ resorts visited15 years skiing

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