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Already booked? It's worth checking our Heidi partner discounts page in your MyBooking portal before you shop for any of these, as you may be able to pick up some of your kit for less.

Often forgotten extras:

• Small rucksack: A lightweight, waterproof bag can be useful for carrying water and snacks on the mountain.
• Wrist guards and knee pads: A great idea for beginners and boarders, as you'll probably be falling over a lot at first!
• Glove liners: These are great if you struggle with circulation issues. An extra pair of thin gloves under your waterproof ones will trap another layer of warmth.
• Hand warmers: Tuck a couple of reusable hand warmers into your pocket, ready to give off hours of heat at the click of a button.
• Sun cream: Don't be fooled by the temperature. Even when it's cold out, the sun's UV rays can still do damage, especially at high altitude.
• Lip balm: The mountain air can really dry out your lips, so come prepared.
• Swimsuit: Many resorts have a pool or hot tub somewhere, so remember your swimsuit if you want to go for a dip.
• Flip-flops: In most public spas and pools, you'll need to wear flip-flops. You can usually buy them there, but it's easier and cheaper to just bring your own.
• Water bottle: Staying hydrated is key when you're skiing. Choose a reusable bottle to cut down waste, and if you're not taking a bag, get a collapsible one that you can squeeze into your pocket.
• Snacks: Stash a few snacks in your jacket to keep up your energy levels throughout the day. Bring them from home to save on resort prices.