J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by daleroberts

Try this company they are based in Austria & Switzerland guaranteed snow or money back, ski in & out,lift pass included, plenyy for the kids climbing walls, full games rooms, pool darts, swiming pool sauna, massive nightclub in the basement open every night, choice of board. You can stay for as long as you like so you can arrive any day, they will also do a deal because you call them direct.

I have stayed in all their hotels they are fantastic not a lot of people know about them.

http://www.cube-biberwier.at/en/rates-and-special-offers/5dayspackage/

Good luck.

Dale

Dave Mac wrote:PSC, I think that is the reason that the facebook bump group was created. As a chat group, it could sit alongside J2ski, and people could chat to each other. It wouldn't be wibble, it would be non-ski.

The fact is that people choose not to use it.

By and large J2ski threads start off as ski related threads, just so. In the summer, it gets a bit non-ski, but that just keeps things moving.

The real issue is that threads divert wildly, and end up in wibble alley. Like others, I am guilty, now and again, it is, I guess, a question of degree.

I think J2 is a great vehicle for skiing, I would go stronger, and say that for many people, it is important. It is a big diseminator of knowledge and humour. We just need to use it wisely.

:lol:
Could`nt agree more

Last year when I lost a pair of skis from my bag they only handed me the tags to put on the ski bag (two pairs in one bag) & then I took it to the scanner for large items.
I have heard of some airlines weighing the bags before check-in.

How much gear do you dare to hide in your ski/board bag on check-in?

I have managed to get flights for under £100 per person to chambery this year for 33 people with free boot and ski carriage, problem is only six people have their own skis & boots.

I have a double concourse bag & was going to put mine & Joanna`s ski`s in that, but then we need to take extra stuff for Junior(21months)
Don`t know whether to by an extra bag and share the weight out or pack the one full.

Any Advice & experience kind people?

Dave Mac wrote:

I can ski in a straight line in the mornings

There you have it, you are meant to turn.

So Dale, would you classify yourself as a "skier with a drink problem", or a "drinker with a skiing problem"? :wink:

I think I could be a skinker with a drier problem :D

Sorry I got the wrong name try this link. ghttp://cgi.ebay.co.uk/2010-RAYZOR-UV400-ANTIFOG-SKI-SNOWBOARD-GOGGLES-RRP-119_W0QQitemZ200409771983QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_SportsLeisure_Skiing_GogglesSunglasses_JN?hash=item2ea95a6fcfave

Hope you have not been googleing to much. :cry:

I Know Gareth, dont know how long I can keep it up for though.

Hi,
I got some pairs of RAZORLITE goggles off e-bay ast season £25.00 free delivery anti fog about 40 frames to choose from they where fine when used and cheep enough to throw away if you dont like, very comfortable made in usa.

How many units of alcohol do you consume in a ski day? Started by User in Ski Chatter, 101 Replies
Dave Mac wrote: I can ski in a straight line in the mornings There you have it, you are meant to turn. So Dale, would you classify yourself as a "skier with a drink problem", or a "drinker with a skiing problem"? :wink: I think I could be a skinker with a drier problem :D

Reasonably priced goggles Started by User in Beginning Skiing, 14 Replies
Sorry I got the wrong name try this link. ghttp://cgi.ebay.co.uk/2010-RAYZOR-UV400-ANTIFOG-SKI-SNOWBOARD-GOGGLES-RRP-119_W0QQitemZ200409771983QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_SportsLeisure_Skiing_GogglesSunglasses_JN?hash=item2ea95a6fcfave Hope you have not been googleing to much. :cry:

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