Ski Length

Huard wrote:The one thing we're all passing by is Peter has only been a couple of times before. So it's safe to assume he's going to be skiing on-piste for a while so he's better to learn on a shorter ski!
Therefor the xwings will do him nicely for a god few trips on-piste!

Have Lessons with a French teacher Peter as they are more inclined to teach you to let the skis run, opposed to a British teacher who will teach you to carve the edges more. You'll get more out of the xwings if you let them run.

I'm 6' and 14.5 stone and started on 150's I've now sold my xwing 170's due to an ACL accident and I'm intending to return on 160's

Take your xwings and try them.....If you dont like them try and partx them at your resort or just hire a pair and sell them when you get back to blighty

Enjoy

Ian Wickham wrote:Just stick on your feet and give um a whirl 8)

peterk11 wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:Just stick on your feet and give um a whirl 8)

Thats the plan , what's the worst can happen ? Or perhaps i should not know .

Peter

peterk11 wrote:Can any body tell me if i am better off getting my euro's while i am there ?

Thanks

Peter

Dave Mac wrote:The Post Office rates are usually thereabouts, but this year Thos Cook seem to be benchmarking the PO, and beating their rates. A couple of weeks ago, when the PO rate was 1.105, TC was 1.11.

I asked them to give me 1.12 Eu/£. They did!