Wanderer wrote:Don't focus on trying to find resorts that have no draglifts - as Tony said, it is possible to ski throughout most resorts without ever having to use them (you might occasionally have to skip a run here or there but that would normally be the extent of it). Just make sure that there are sufficient chairs/gondolas to get you around.quote]
I agree, I ski and board and prefer to avoid drag lifts more so on my board(buttons are better than t-bars on a board) - more often than not the mountain can be navigated by not using any drags.Edited 1 time. Last update at 28-Jan-2009
Draglifts...what a bummer
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I agree, I ski and board and prefer to avoid drag lifts more so on my board(buttons are better than t-bars on a board) - more often than not the mountain can be navigated by not using any drags.
Don't know what happened to my previous post!
B*stard :twisted:
No I am sitting in the chalet with a cold beer just wondering what this evenings activities should be!
How about sitting in the chalet with a cold beer!!!! I can think of worse ways to spend an apres evening!!! :D
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Started by Tommie39 in Ski Chatter 28-Jan-2009 - 33 Replies
NellyPS
reply to 'Draglifts...what a bummer' posted Jan-2009
NellyPS
reply to 'Draglifts...what a bummer' posted Jan-2009
I agree, I ski and board and prefer to avoid drag lifts more so on my board(buttons are better than t-bars on a board) - more often than not the mountain can be navigated by not using any drags.
Don't know what happened to my previous post!
RossF
reply to 'Draglifts...what a bummer' posted Jan-2009
To whoever one starred my post.. I was serious. Here it is cheap and there are no drag lifts. I don't understand what I said that was deserving of such a rating.
Brucie
reply to 'Draglifts...what a bummer' posted Jan-2009
You're back from the slopes early Ross. Cant stand the pace????? :lol:
And what do the stars mean anyway?
And what do the stars mean anyway?
"Better to remain reticent and have people think one is an idiot, than to open ones mouth and remove all doubt"
Edited 1 time. Last update at 28-Jan-2009
Caron-a
reply to 'Draglifts...what a bummer' posted Jan-2009
what about les arcs? not many drags there.
it's a bit flat in parts above 1950/2000 for boarders though
it's a bit flat in parts above 1950/2000 for boarders though
ILoveSkiing
reply to 'Draglifts...what a bummer' posted Jan-2009
Button bars should be fine for skiiers assuming the route up is smoothish. If not then they're not relaxed enough imo. People who get burning thighs on a button bar: Relax a bit and stand up right then you won't need to be all tense and grip the bar in a death grip.
RossF
reply to 'Draglifts...what a bummer' posted Jan-2009
Brucie wrote:You're back from the slopes early Ross. Cant stand the pace????? :lol:
And what do the stars mean anyway?
B*stard :twisted:
No I am sitting in the chalet with a cold beer just wondering what this evenings activities should be!
Brucie
reply to 'Draglifts...what a bummer' posted Jan-2009
RossF wrote:
B*stard :twisted:
No I am sitting in the chalet with a cold beer just wondering what this evenings activities should be!
How about sitting in the chalet with a cold beer!!!! I can think of worse ways to spend an apres evening!!! :D
"Better to remain reticent and have people think one is an idiot, than to open ones mouth and remove all doubt"
Topic last updated on 30-January-2009 at 09:18