I like the sound of the free skier & snowboarder magazine Tony was talking about, will keep an eye out for that one & Fall Line magazine as recommended by Bandit.
If I was a reporter looking for skiing related material to fill the pages of a magazine J2ski would be my first port of call.
Finn
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I used to be a regular reader and had a subscription with the DMSS mag, but TBO I came a bit disillusioned with it as it was much of the same every year, so now I don't bother and If I feel the need
I search the web 8)
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Finn
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Ian Wickham
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Finn wrote:I like the sound of the free skier & snowboarder magazine Tony was talking about, will keep an eye out for that one & Fall Line magazine as recommended by Bandit.
If I was a reporter looking for skiing related material to fill the pages of a magazine J2ski would be my first port of call.
Finn
I used to be a regular reader and had a subscription with the DMSS mag, but TBO I came a bit disillusioned with it as it was much of the same every year, so now I don't bother and If I feel the need
I search the web 8)
Chuffy
reply to 'What's the best snowsports publication.' posted Nov-2009
I sometimes get fall line magazine but I have been known to pick up Whitelines.
I know it's a snowboard mag but I really enjoy the photos and the articles are well writen.
Last month they did a 4 page story of your average seasoned snowboarder from the UK. They guy was in his early 30s and decided to give up his steady job in London to do a full season in France.
He worked 10-14 hour shifts in a chalet and during days off, boarded in his spare time.
It wasn't a glamorous ending returning home in spring this year to now living with his mum and having no job.
Really good read.
I know it's a snowboard mag but I really enjoy the photos and the articles are well writen.
Last month they did a 4 page story of your average seasoned snowboarder from the UK. They guy was in his early 30s and decided to give up his steady job in London to do a full season in France.
He worked 10-14 hour shifts in a chalet and during days off, boarded in his spare time.
It wasn't a glamorous ending returning home in spring this year to now living with his mum and having no job.
Really good read.
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LOTA
reply to 'What's the best snowsports publication.' posted Nov-2009
I echo everything Tony H said.
Andyhull
reply to 'What's the best snowsports publication.' posted Nov-2009
Big fan of Fall Line Skiing. Love the photography and the vibe.
DM just seem to re-issue the same old rubbish year in year out.
DM just seem to re-issue the same old rubbish year in year out.
ISki Mag
reply to 'What's the best snowsports publication.' posted May-2013
Interesting thread. I started a small digital ski mag for the iPad last september and have tried to get away from that old model. Pros and Ads. Instead finding stories from everyday people who go play in the mountains.
It just seemed natural because of the amount of people who are documenting their trips into the montains. Some great stories that better relate to the everyday skier.
It just seemed natural because of the amount of people who are documenting their trips into the montains. Some great stories that better relate to the everyday skier.
Snapzzz
reply to 'What's the best snowsports publication.' posted May-2013
oooooh raise the dead why dont ya!
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ISki Mag
reply to 'What's the best snowsports publication.' posted May-2013
LOL I guess so. I never even looked at the dates of the other post.
Although it is still a relavant thread.
Although it is still a relavant thread.
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