J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by bandit

Why do you feel that you need to put pressure on your toes?

Tony_H wrote:Now why would you go attempting to slag off someones skis like that?
:shock:

By inferring that it's a ski for women, you think the Neo is being slagged off. So, IIUC you think women's ski's are somehow inferior?

rossyhead wrote:

Tony_H wrote:

Very similar ski to the Neo but for ladies.

I thought the neo was for ladies?! ) ) :D :D

"Women specific" and "girly" are different ) :P

voodoo1976, I reckon he's thinking of another N altogether )

Chill 8)

The thread title...where to put my go pro

It's so tempting, must resist..so glad the answers have been sensible :shock:

BTW for the record, I don't own one :D

If you choose your Bootfitter with care, then the boots will fit. If you self select a pair, all you will feel is the lining, which will pack down after a few weeks, which leaves you with boots which are too large.
This website has a list of trained bootfitters in the UK.

http://skibootpro.co.uk/

The big chain stores are not part of this Association. AFAIK they train their staff in-house.

Saas-Fee, leave your car at the entrance to the village in the Underground car park. Amazing glacier, pretty village, exceptional snow record as it's a favourite of race teams for summer ski training. Very good pistes for intermediates. Possibility of skiing nearby Zermatt for the day, with good transport links.

dixie dean wrote:I went up to Birg in a blizzard on the 26 Jan. I had lost the rest of my guided ski party and was looking for them. I could barely see 20 yards as I went down the road towards the top of the piste where it meets the Schilthorn black.

You were with a Guide and they left you behind? :shock:

How to put more pressure on your toes Started by User in Ski Chatter, 22 Replies
Why do you feel that you need to put pressure on your toes?

SKI ADVICE Started by User in Ski Hardware, 24 Replies
Tony_H wrote:Now why would you go attempting to slag off someones skis like that? :shock: By inferring that it's a ski for women, you think the Neo is being slagged off. So, IIUC you think women's ski's are somehow inferior?

SKI ADVICE Started by User in Ski Hardware, 24 Replies
rossyhead wrote: Tony_H wrote: Very similar ski to the Neo but for ladies. I thought the neo was for ladies?! ) ) :D :D "Women specific" and "girly" are different ) :P

Dave Mac Started by User in Ski Chatter, 38 Replies
voodoo1976, I reckon he's thinking of another N altogether ) Chill 8)

where to put my go pro Started by User in Ski Chatter, 9 Replies
The thread title...where to put my go pro It's so tempting, must resist..so glad the answers have been sensible :shock: BTW for the record, I don't own one :D

Which Ski's Started by User in Ski Chatter, 10 Replies
If you choose your Bootfitter with care, then the boots will fit. If you self select a pair, all you will feel is the lining, which will pack down after a few weeks, which leaves you with boots which are too large. This website has a list of trained bootfitters in the UK. http://skibootpro.co.uk/ The big chain stores are not part of this Association. AFAIK they train their staff in-house.

Jungfrau or Saas Fee ? Started by User in Switzerland, 14 Replies
Saas-Fee, leave your car at the entrance to the village in the Underground car park. Amazing glacier, pretty village, exceptional snow record as it's a favourite of race teams for summer ski training. Very good pistes for intermediates. Possibility of skiing nearby Zermatt for the day, with good transport links.

Swiss prices Started by User in Switzerland, 24 Replies
dixie dean wrote:I went up to Birg in a blizzard on the 26 Jan. I had lost the rest of my guided ski party and was looking for them. I could barely see 20 yards as I went down the road towards the top of the piste where it meets the Schilthorn black. You were with a Guide and they left you behind? :shock:

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