Drag lifts (skiers, not boarders)

Bugger, Just said in 50 words what Tony managed in 10...

Marksman wrote:Bugger, Just said in 50 words what Tony managed in 10...

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Yep does make sense - Husband very frustrated with me. On reading your notes I think he said sit down cos I am so upright concentrating on my skis and trying to steer them. Like the idea of a friend behind giving a push - will try that in mind and action Thanks so much

No worries. Hope it works out for you. :thumbup:

Owen.

Look out for the aggressive drags at mid station above the Frejus chair!!!!!

Prepare for lift off!!!

The thing with drag lifts for me is that i get a bit bored.....and then mess about.
I try things like trying to make tracks wider than anyone else and faff about in by rucksack.....before long i loose the track and start to fall and then have all the grace of a rising camel as i try to stay on my feet...

Im sure people look at me and think 'for f sake just ride the lift man!'

Snapzzz wrote:The thing with drag lifts for me is that i get a bit bored.....and then mess about.
I try things like trying to make tracks wider than anyone else and faff about in by rucksack.....before long i loose the track and start to fall and then have all the grace of a rising camel as i try to stay on my feet...

Im sure people look at me and think 'for f sake just ride the lift man!'

Me too, I'm always faffing with my gloves and messing around with my poles. I'm just a big kid.

Snapzzz wrote:The thing with drag lifts for me is that i get a bit bored.....and then mess about.
I try things like trying to make tracks wider than anyone else and faff about in by rucksack.....before long i loose the track and start to fall and then have all the grace of a rising camel as i try to stay on my feet...

Im sure people look at me and think 'for f sake just ride the lift man!'

Remember drag lifts are there for us to look cool on :thumbup: