Why does my technique vary so much from day to day?

Here's another tip from the wickers book of skiing, when all's not well Swop your skis over

Ian Wickham wrote:Here's another tip from the wickers book of skiing, when all's not well Swop your skis over

How does that work then Wickers?

Especially as some skis are "handed" when they come out of the factory

bandit wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:Here's another tip from the wickers book of skiing, when all's not well Swop your skis over

How does that work then Wickers?

Especially as some skis are "handed" when they come out of the factory

Then why don't they mark them, just like that Irish comedians wellie boots, can't think of his name

Ian Wickham wrote:

bandit wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:Here's another tip from the wickers book of skiing, when all's not well Swop your skis over

How does that work then Wickers?

Especially as some skis are "handed" when they come out of the factory

Then why don't they mark them, just like that Irish comedians wellie boots, can't think of his name

They do, put your reading glasses on

bandit wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:

bandit wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:Here's another tip from the wickers book of skiing, when all's not well Swop your skis over

How does that work then Wickers?

Especially as some skis are "handed" when they come out of the factory

Then why don't they mark them, just like that Irish comedians wellie boots, can't think of his name

They do, put your reading glasses on

Not on my skis, I used to have a sticker from a ski service shop that I used and I always used to know that was my right ski but in Adelboden it came off, I'm off to the garage to check I'll be back

Right, just taken little W to school checked the skis no left or right, Check date, no not april the 1st , I'm contacting Fischer to demand why my skis ain't marked L & R

Ian Wickham wrote:

bandit wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:

bandit wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:Here's another tip from the wickers book of skiing, when all's not well Swop your skis over

How does that work then Wickers?

Especially as some skis are "handed" when they come out of the factory

Then why don't they mark them, just like that Irish comedians wellie boots, can't think of his name

They do, put your reading glasses on

Not on my skis, I used to have a sticker from a ski service shop that I used and I always used to know that was my right ski but in Adelboden it came off, I'm off to the garage to check I'll be back

Right, just taken little W to school checked the skis no left or right, Check date, no not april the 1st , I'm contacting Fischer to demand why my skis ain't marked L & R

Not only are some skis made "handed" by the factory, some have a different internal structure for left and right edges.
I'm assuming that your Fischer's don't have that either

bandit wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:

bandit wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:

bandit wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:Here's another tip from the wickers book of skiing, when all's not well Swop your skis over

How does that work then Wickers?

Especially as some skis are "handed" when they come out of the factory

Then why don't they mark them, just like that Irish comedians wellie boots, can't think of his name

They do, put your reading glasses on

Not on my skis, I used to have a sticker from a ski service shop that I used and I always used to know that was my right ski but in Adelboden it came off, I'm off to the garage to check I'll be back

Right, just taken little W to school checked the skis no left or right, Check date, no not april the 1st , I'm contacting Fischer to demand why my skis ain't marked L & R

Not only are some skis made "handed" by the factory, some have a different internal structure for left and right edges.
I'm assuming that your Fischer's don't have that either

Mum listen, I've gone over those darn skis with my reading glasses on and can't find a symbol or a written word to state left or right, I have today emailed Fischer a letter of complaint asking which foot the blasted ski should go on, I am awaiting there reply, I some how think I won't hold my breath though, I'm beginning to wonder if I've got them the right way round

Wickers you might have a point about having them on the wrong way round. A friend told me recently about his mate managing to ski a couple of runs on some B2's with them on backwards

Don't worry too much about it though, at your age there are bigger issues in life