J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by rossyhead

nice one-let us know how it goes!

Pablo Escobar wrote:Leave the Dynastars and don't bother getting the MSPs remounted. That's what I would do.

Or buy cheap park skis when you are there. Will be able to pick up a pair for under £120.

yeah depending on my mode of transport there i will do that

although if i could swap the dynastars and the MSPs for the new Kung Fujas I would!!

scott RC, 4frnt MSP and dynastar phil larose (old trouble makers)

thinking i may have to get the MSPs remounted nearer centre and just do with two

bormio in italy

because there is no ski out there that does everything you want-im there for 4 months and if it dumps with snow (which i really hope it does) then ill want my wider off piste skis, if it doesnt ill stay on piste where they are rubbish and want my on piste skis. If i want to get better at jumps in the park (which i do) then ill need my park skis

simple!

interesting link though!

right i have been going through some figures here and either i am goign to have to pay £120 excess baggage for my skis or only take 2 pairs which leaves me with an awkward decsision!

Have looked at courier companies and if they can quote me anything it is in the hundreds!!

anyone had to do this before?

ps.
sorry for slightly jumping the thread!!

I can not speak for La Rosiere but Montchavin had one drag lift to the left of the restaraunt half way up and that was it. The rest as far as I remember were chair lifts. I presume you would be going over to La Plagne as well??
Iglu have a very good snow history part to thier website-http://www.igluski.com/snow-history so maybe you can find more info there?

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rossyhead wrote:do we think they will be THAT anal at the desk with my ski carriage?

Yes, they will.

It will very likely be cheaper to courier your skis to Italy separately rather than try and get them all on.

Any ideas of companies that would do this? Just someone liek DHL or is there a specific ski carriage company that anyone knows of?