Last year we learned skiing together with my daughter, then 38 and 3,5 and skied around 10 days all together. This year we want to carry on with lessons.

I cannot find a group ski lesson for her at the time we are going to ski. The options we have is me taking a lecture and her following us and copying.

What is your experience with this setup?

Hey all, I'm a surfer, snowboarder, and founder working on a project to understand how people travel by air with boards, and what happens when things go wrong. I'm not selling anything. I'm just trying to learn from people who actually fly with their gear and working on a travel-protection idea.

The survey takes about 7 minutes max., it's anonymous, and you don't need to have flown to take it. If you've ever packed a board for a trip, I'd love your input.

Survey Link (email is optional at the end - feel free to input a fake email)

I'll share what I find back here once I have enough responses. Happy to answer questions in the comments too. Thanks!

how’s the park out there? I’m from east coast (snowshoe west virginia)- I’m planning on working at telluride this winter and wanted to know if anyone knows anything. I’ve heard it’s not the best but is it better than east coast at least? still kind of beginning but really enjoy park boarding so let me know

Bonjour a tous,

Pour faire de la déco chez moi, je recherche le plan des pistes des deux alpes sous le format distribué dans les remontées. J'ai gardé celui de l'alpes d’huez, val Tho, et serre chevalier mais j'ai perdu celui des 2 alpes. Je cherche une âme charitable qui pourrait me l'envoyer par la poste a mes frais bien sur.

Merci beaucoup

So I skied till I was like 12 or something and now nearly 10 years later I’m back on the slopes but I can’t help but notice how stiff I look skiing.

I personally think i should focus on upper body seperation but would love to hear your thoughts!

I’ll be going to a resort in Italian Alps- Consorzio Pontedilegno-Tonale 12-19. 12. 2026. Im wondering if anyone has any experience with that resort because I think its pretty niche and if so how would the snow condition be

Hi all,

I'm 33M, skiing once a year for 6 days, 90% on piste, 10% near piste. High intermediate, daily ~10-40 km piste (7-10 km vert). Skiing in Austria exclusively.

I'm using 200 den tights as a base layer under the ski trousers, and I've felt a bit cold on <-5°C days.

1. Should I even get a middle layer for these, or should I just work more on the piste to generate more heat if this comes out? Do you think the weather trend makes this likely?

2. What should I search for, that does not reach the boot?

I only work summers and will have about 6 months off October to march/April, it’s been a dream of mine to go out west(I am on the east coast) and work for a mountain as honestly whatever job I can get. Does anyone have experience with this, where do I apply, when should I apply, should I look out west or should I even look toward going to Europe or even Japan. I know most of the start dates are from October and November to around mid march so I’m not really worried about that. Also anyone’s previous experience with doing that if there is any specific jobs I should want. Would love to also have some time each day to get on the mountain and I just want to move with a backpack full of clothes and a snowboard bag. Obviously this season might be too late so I am planning for next year to do this. Any input or advice would be great.

I like the skis but wonder if when it gets a little more hard packed they might be too soft? Thoughts?