J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by Iceman

jocrad74 wrote:I find I get very dehydrated very quickly, so water is a must for me, hence why I've bought a small backpack with bladder. Other than that, it's a bottle of water that always ends up squished within an hour or two!

Plus, slimline jackets are not necessarily the roomiest of clothing, and whilst I've enough give in mine to ski comfortably, I don't fancy cramming stuff into pockets.

I am totally in agreement with Jocrad :)

The 2 main reasons I have one is so I can have a water bladder and also to put goggles in. Unlike you Mr W, I do in fact fall over, and I am sure to land on my goggles and squish them.

Hi

I am off there that same week. Book your lift passes online on the VT website. Ski gear, I have always reserved online before we go, then just turn up give voucher and off you go. I use intersport as their price was the best. There are loads of others in vt, all with shops all over the town.

Ski school. I have used ESF in the past and have been good. Make sure you get one with good English speaking!! Not pigeon English!

Have great time!!

Ian Wickham wrote:Unless your going to carry Avalance equipage, why carry a back pack, seems a complete waste of time and money :twisted:

Where do I put my goggles, extra layer, mars bar, camera, phone, etc? :roll:

Yeah, following an instructor is always a lot easier.

Walking home from the pub last night I had to concentrate on walking....

Cup of hot coco at that time!!

Skip the shower..... :)

Sounds great, please can I have one??

Fell at the Ted arrow, thought you were going to say that you rolled to the next arrow!

How did you take that pic? From where I mean..

Cool, great pics tho...avoiding the h conversations!!

Got any films?