Pablo Escobar wrote:What are those skis, ise, they look almost Zag shaped?
blimey, you've got an eye for skis :!: they are indeed Zag, Big 84's in fact, I was an early adopter :D
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blimey, you've got an eye for skis :!: they are indeed Zag, Big 84's in fact, I was an early adopter :D
Hi Webbski
I know it is a bit late for a reply but we are now looking at Ishgl for this seasons trip. would you be forthcoming with the hotel information? Also, daughter number two will be snowboarding this year - is Ishgl good for beginners as I have promised her she can board instead of ski (she thinks its cooler and wants the soft boots!!!!)
thanks
Carol
No, sorry. However, its recommended to consider stopping in Samnaum on the Swiss side, or for better prices in Galtur down the valley and take the bus or drive into Ischgl. If in Ischgl, you want to be on or close to the main street with easy links to the Idalp or Pradatschgrat lifts. If you are the other side of the bypass, it may be a long walk.
The official website would be your best bet.
:shock: Oh dear poor Mrs W... :wink:
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Started by Webbski in Ski Hardware 23-Feb-2009 - 66 Replies
Ise
reply to 'Ski's ONLY for piste ski-ing...blues and reds....soft and bendy' posted Feb-2009
blimey, you've got an eye for skis :!: they are indeed Zag, Big 84's in fact, I was an early adopter :D
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Bandit
reply to 'Ski's ONLY for piste ski-ing...blues and reds....soft and bendy' posted Feb-2009
Oooh, ise, old helmet, old backpack, old boots, and I have never seen you out on those skis either )
Younger you tho :D
Younger you tho :D
Pablo Escobar
reply to 'Ski's ONLY for piste ski-ing...blues and reds....soft and bendy' posted Feb-2009
The shape gave it away!! Always really liked their skis..
Cwagner
reply to 'Ski's ONLY for piste ski-ing...blues and reds....soft and bendy' posted Aug-2009
webbski wrote:Morning CW.
Yes,for sure Ischgl is a party town,but not for youngsters.Its much more pleasurable than ,say,Mayrhofen.Basically,it's a middle class beautiful resort.There are no "nasty" ,ugly buildings,plenty of pleasant restaurants and good bars and clubs.The Apre ski is second to none.Better than St.Anton and not soo crowded.France has NOWHERE like it,and I skied there for 10 years .including all the usual suspects like ValD,Courcheval,Meribel etc.Its a snow-sure resort.Never had a problem in 9 years,excepting the 2 red runs down to the village.Only one thing I would say against the ski-ing and that is the ( relative) lack of black runs.Its also not noted as a beginners resort,in other words,an intermediates paradise.I could recommend hotels if that is how you holiday.
Look up their website www.ischgl.com.Enjoy the experience,its beautifully maintained as well.Piste bashing at its best.
Cheers
David :)
Hi Webbski
I know it is a bit late for a reply but we are now looking at Ishgl for this seasons trip. would you be forthcoming with the hotel information? Also, daughter number two will be snowboarding this year - is Ishgl good for beginners as I have promised her she can board instead of ski (she thinks its cooler and wants the soft boots!!!!)
thanks
Carol
mum works too hard to pay for the ski trips!
Cwagner
reply to 'Ski's ONLY for piste ski-ing...blues and reds....soft and bendy' posted Sep-2009
Thanks Tony H - any ideas on accommodation. We do not like to walk too far to the lifts (does anyone )as we have a 7 year old skier as well.
thanks in advance
Carol
thanks in advance
Carol
mum works too hard to pay for the ski trips!
Tony_H
reply to 'Ski's ONLY for piste ski-ing...blues and reds....soft and bendy' posted Sep-2009
cwagner wrote:Thanks Tony H - any ideas on accommodation. We do not like to walk too far to the lifts (does anyone )as we have a 7 year old skier as well.
thanks in advance
Carol
No, sorry. However, its recommended to consider stopping in Samnaum on the Swiss side, or for better prices in Galtur down the valley and take the bus or drive into Ischgl. If in Ischgl, you want to be on or close to the main street with easy links to the Idalp or Pradatschgrat lifts. If you are the other side of the bypass, it may be a long walk.
The official website would be your best bet.
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Snowb4ndit
reply to 'Ski's ONLY for piste ski-ing...blues and reds....soft and bendy' posted Sep-2009
Ian Wickham wrote:Pablo Escobar wrote:How heavy are you? One mans soft and bendy might not be a Wickhams soft and bendy...
Pabs, I'm soft and bendy in all the right places :oops: :oops:
:shock: Oh dear poor Mrs W... :wink:
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