Ski apps. What should i get for my iPhone?

Ski tracks is the best i have used. The only issue i found was that all the guys in our group had it meaning a competition started to see who could break 50mph, then once that broke it was who could go fastest. Every 0.1mph counts.

I agree about SkiTracks. It provides more stats & graphs than I reckon anyone could need or want. I didn't find it a drain on my battery at all, but with three of us running the app (mind you, I believe I am the only one with the paid version), we all got varying results from our end-of-day summaries.

Like Andy, there is much competition amongst us to produce the max speed on our selected schusses. I currently hold the record of 123.1kph set in Val Thorens this year, but I believe this is a little suspect as my colleagues were a full 15kph behind and I reckon there couldn't have been that much variation. Also, distance covered differed, tho' only by a small amount and runs/lifts didn't always match either. Even comparing app readings at mountain top departure points recorded different altitudes.

Still, for 69p it's a bit of fun and although interesting in examining (and arguing) over a beer or two, I'm not sure that it could, or should, be relied on for any great degree of accuracy.

I did buy both. skitracks - liked the preview of a run on 3D.
navionics - gotta love the resort maps, ski and snow reports, and driving directions to those resorts. Hopefully i will get to use them next week.

weather still too warm here. hope mother nature changes her mind and drops the temperature a bit.

Dave, i too am fortunate to have a pair but i hav'nt had chance too use them yet. I will be off too la plagne soon and i will be pleased if they do automatically download the piste map as Oakley say they will.Has anyone had any success with them?

With so little snow last week, I used the Navionics app on my daughter snowtubing instead. It was nice to see her speed and elevation, plus i took photos and videos that are linked into the archives section of each run she made.
Now i see the app is on sale for only 99 cents on the app store.

also heard of snocru and coachseye. but just using navionics and ski tracks for now. way too many out there.

Not sure if anyone else uses it but I use Runkeeper on the iphone. It's a free app and gives a pretty good map and breakdown of speeds etc.