J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by snowb4ndit

Thanks jonny :thumbup:

BsM is definitely on my list of places to get a good look at. I'm now going to go and do the lottery...See if I can get this house buying done a bit quicker! :lol:

bandit wrote:

snowb4ndit wrote:Given the rising costs of ski carraige with most airlines now, I think having your equipment delivered is becoming a feasable option.

I came accross this link on another forum (it isn't as good as this one Mr Admin)

£44/55 return seems like a pretty good deal:

http://www.pisteofmind.com/pricing.php

It's limited to the French Tarentaise though!

Yes I forgot to mention that, but it will still be helpful to plenty of people and there other companies, similar to this, about. I'm not going to bother looking though as my skis are already where I'm going.

Given the rising costs of ski carraige with most airlines now, I think having your equipment delivered is becoming a feasable option.

I came accross this link on another forum (it isn't as good as this one Mr Admin)

£44/55 return seems like a pretty good deal:

http://www.pisteofmind.com/pricing.php

If you are going to do it, (and I whole heartedly think you should), then do it properly. I'm sure if you let us know where you are, we can advise you on a good boot fitter. My advice is don't bank on a bargain when it comes to ski boots and fitting costs.

You will definitely for many many ski days after be happy that you did. Every time I put on my boots I am still amazed at how comfy they are...I've had these ones for a couple of years now! :D

Here are some snowsure resorts:

Tignes, France
Saas Fee or Zermatt, Switzerland
Obergurgl or Kaprun Austria
Cervinia, Italy
Val Thorens, France

But you shouldn't really need to stick to the highest resorts for the third week in March, many many lower resorts will have plenty of snow too.

Still, I think, if you can leave it until the last minute, you might pick up a bargain and can go where the snow is.

OldAndy wrote:

snowb4ndit wrote: What we were doing begins with an 's' ends with 'ing' and has a k
i m nbetween.

I didn't think people from your neck of the woods were that sensitive...must be the extra fingers. :lol: :lol: :wink:

Extra fingers are useful sometimes.
and lots of activities meet the criteria you set out above :roll:
Oh my spare finger corrected your typo :lol:

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OldAndy wrote:snowb4ndit, Wickers please ....
This is an open forum - people of a sensitive disposition can view your posts!
:oops:

Lol, It is an open forum indeed, it is also a SKI forum. Now let me give you a few clues as to what we were doing, we were in the french alps, it was mid winter so plenty of snow, we were not doing floristry, pottery or skittles. What we were doing begins with an 's' ends with 'ing' and has a k imbetween.

I didn't think people from your neck of the woods were that sensitive...must be the extra fingers. :lol: :lol: :wink:

OldAndy wrote:

snowb4ndit wrote:

Dave Mac wrote:Not rising to that one......

Sorry Dave, I was in wind up mode last night.

I don't know what came over me...Normally it's only folk from Norfolk that are on the receiving end of my taunts. :wink:

I'm from Norfolk :roll:
Please see property thread
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Related to Wickers then are you? :lol: :wink: