Once I'm able to ski comfortably that's another run to try if I'm feeling adventurous, plus as you venture off pieste bmc insurance covers off pieste skiing. As for me, I'll stick to groomed runs FTM providing of course I can break in of the liners my new boots i.e aching arches 😬 otherwise I'll end up crippled at the end of next season. 😟
This one has the red or the blue route at the beginning so in this case I went the red one but in another video I took the blue route. One thing I would strongly recommend is to make your boots as comfortable as possible. Use foot arch support if you can, best to do that earlier...
@@ChasingSnow Well I have some Nordica Doberman GP 110 as I have small feet - Mondo 26.6 - and a custom insole, but comfortable isn't a word I'd use, I say try standing on a round bar across the soles of both feet right behind your toes, even when flexing forward. Been that way more more less since I bought them. Going back to the fitter next week to see if he can make the soles more comfortable, as no way could I last a day, as 2 hours is the most.
Depends on conditions but I would say it shouldn't be too busy, Probably similar to this or a bit more busier.... ruclips.net/video/0K4nZ_gdYXc/видео.html
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The first Ski resorts are opening. I am really hyped for this winter season. Sadly I have to wait until January.
Not too long now, think I'm starting in about a month...depending on conditions...
can you make a quick guide of the best off pistes in 3V? Apart from mont vallon and pointe de la masse i struggle to find nice long ones
Last season was the first time in 3V for many years and I'm not really that familiar, especially off-piste.... as I discover more I'll post here...
Once I'm able to ski comfortably that's another run to try if I'm feeling adventurous, plus as you venture off pieste bmc insurance covers off pieste skiing. As for me, I'll stick to groomed runs FTM providing of course I can break in of the liners my new boots i.e aching arches 😬 otherwise I'll end up crippled at the end of next season. 😟
This one has the red or the blue route at the beginning so in this case I went the red one but in another video I took the blue route. One thing I would strongly recommend is to make your boots as comfortable as possible. Use foot arch support if you can, best to do that earlier...
@@ChasingSnow Well I have some Nordica Doberman GP 110 as I have small feet - Mondo 26.6 - and a custom insole, but comfortable isn't a word I'd use, I say try standing on a round bar across the soles of both feet right behind your toes, even when flexing forward. Been that way more more less since I bought them. Going back to the fitter next week to see if he can make the soles more comfortable, as no way could I last a day, as 2 hours is the most.
Any idea how busy does Val Thorens/3V get in the week before Christmas?
Depends on conditions but I would say it shouldn't be too busy, Probably similar to this or a bit more busier.... ruclips.net/video/0K4nZ_gdYXc/видео.html