Decent insurance, to cover general skiing and off-piste - any suggestions?

RossF wrote:steve, you have to go back when the terrain is open, you seriously missed out on the good stuff at Kicking Horse/Revelstoke!

We were at Kicking Horse the second day of big snowfall. Fuse, bowl over and both sides of CPR ridge were still open so we got some big (heavy) powder turns in there. But when we got to Sunshine, the chutes on Goat's Eye and Delirium Dive were closed. I didn't even want to try the shoulder even though it was open.

Shame, as I've been wanting to try the dive for ages and this year was the first time we had the equipment to do it.

There's always next year.

nitty - you've been given advice on the all singing and dancing insurance for your man but for if you're still considering insureandgo for yourself then I'd recommend them. [forgive me for repeating myself] last year they repaid all my medical expenses, lift pass, lessons and ski hire costs as well as insuring me again this year with full cover on the injury. I obviously love them :mrgreen: