Thread: LOST or STOLEN: 178 Lady's S7, Teton Village

OK, this is a strange one. My buddy's wife lost her skis the last day at the Village. They went on vacation the next week and when they returned she didn't look in her rocket box for over a month so it was mid June before she realized that in the rush to pack up her gear and join the party she must have left her skis leaning against one of those big planter boxes in the Cody Lot. She asked around at the Village at the time but no luck. Now, with ski season approaching she asked me to post on TGR to see if maybe someone might know something about them. Maybe someone picked them up and is feeling a little guilty about it now or maybe you heard someone talking about finding some minty fresh S7s.

Skis are 2011/12 Rossi Lady's S7, 178cm (she thinks), Rossi bindings. She used them about 3 days.

She's willing to give a cash reward to anyone who helps get them back.

PM me with any pertinent info.

That's no fun! I have not heard anything but will be happy to ask a few folks t the village. She should call KMTN. The jocks will put the word out.

long shot, bud who works parking is going to ask around.

/bump

Thanks Tye and Andy. I think she talked to the parking guys last spring/summer but you never know.

Well I'm gona say it .
Naked pics of said space cadet .

Originally Posted by sar13

Thanks Tye and Andy. I think she talked to the parking guys last spring/summer but you never know.

I'll see what I can do. Can't imagine any reason why my buddy would have a problem with that

Hah, hay Ted. This is not funny but it reminds me of the time Derek and I spent a morning at Casper Lodge drinking beers and what not because everything was closed. Got a lot of heat on, took the bus home and left skis on the bus rack. Skis went on a START tour for the rest of the shift. The next day I realized what I'd done and they were at the START garage, cruised by and picked them up.

Also left my skis outside JH Sports one day, went to lost and found 2 or 3 days later and there they were!

Good luck to your friend.

Yes, the fact that it took this nice young lady several months to notice that her skis were missing is certainly not helping her case. Her husband and I both had a good laugh until he realized he had to buy her new skis...