J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by Martin Coles

Mark Allison wrote:Skiing-wise, for quiet (but a bit slow) lifts, empty pistes and tough skiing, the place to head is Mont Chery, particularly if you've just got a few hours to spare.

Couldn't agree more! Head straight to the top and drop over the other side.
Be wary of some of the off piste here under avalanche warnings though! There's been a few deaths over recent years, including an experienced instructor!

Scottish Scrutineer wrote:I used to have a purple helmet

And now your ex has it?

My dad has the adidas goggles (forget which style sorry) but they have separate (and replaceable) script lenses near the eyes and the 'normal' goggle lens at the front.

I realise not everyone can wear contacts, but if you can and you take part in sports I would highly recommend them over the other options.

Depends who I'm with; family or "the boys"
I'll leave it to you to work out which trip involves most alcohol consumption...

I'm trying to limit myself to one webcam a week...
Still getting palpatations though!

I'd have to go with MacGregor to be honest.
Script goggles with script sunglasses (or reactolites) in pocket for the apres activities...

Or do what I did (finally) and get contact lenses (never let a laser near my face please...

Hideous and even more hideous!
I'll have one of each please :)

Never heard of Cool Bus or Allerode, sorry.
Have used AlpBus in the past and can recommend them very highly though.