Just finished our first week at Sauxe, brilliant time and made all the better by your updates and advice. Watched previous reports and ski videos so knew out way around before we even got here.
Thanks for the update, it makes me incredibly excited to get there on the 19th. 4 years off so very keen to get back on the slopes. From Phil, Nick and Ben from east kent
Hi i would like to put in a shoutout request for the Wilkinsons who will be at the resort for a week starting on sunday 19th! We are big fans of the channel, hoping we bump into yous 🤩🤩
Those trees above where the 3 pistes meet (2000,29 and 11) is the best. I think that it being so close to slopes it might be one of the best in between trees off-piste spots in Italy tbh. You might be lucky in Madonna di Campiglio but other than that, the Dolomites have usually off-piste terrains far from slopes or without trees, same for Valle D'Aosta, all the main resorts are pretty much treeless (Gressoney, Cervinia and La Thuile, I'm not a fan of Courmayeur) apart from Pila. Again great place Sauze!
I've followed you for a few months, was in Sauze just after Xmas. Good week. I'll keep following until you get the date right.🤣 Sinead, he'd be lost without you. 😇😇
Hi guys looking for a shoutout to Sharky, ewan, rab and skipper flying out from Glasgow on the Sunday 19th. Really looking forward to it! Hopefully catch you guys for a cold one, beers on me!
take the borget drag, and then drop back down it with the lift just on the right - thro' the trees is nice, and not often skied... the two man 'colo' to Sestriere, then come back down the black... or 'sises' in Sestrier (lift 29)
Hi Emil, I am afraid we are still too busy to ski over to Sestriere but one of our good friends was there the other day and said the skiing is really great. I am sure you will have a fab time.
Hi, I would like to ask for a shoutout for Jingru Yang (My Wife) who after beating cancer (Quemó and Radio) is going back to the slopes next 3 of March. Hope to see you there, love your videos.
Don’t know how you ask for shoutouts but me My mum(steph) brother (zac) and sister (Chloe) are going skiing for the first time arriving 19th of February from Manchester, any advice for beginners much appreciated 🤣
@Reece Roberts I dunno. If it's your first time on a mountain, I'm still thinking you would get more out of it and go further (Sestriere and Montgenevre) if you, at least, had a guide. You could well have poor visibility on the first day, and you don't want to waste it. More importantly, you want to stay safe, and if you go wrong, you don't want to be one of those with a 100 euro cab fare back to your hotel. Why don't you email James for suggestions. We rented our skis through him last time and he was really helpful. Buon viaggio.
Had a great week in Sauze early Feb.
Thank you for the reports .Sauze really does need to invest in lift system
Still travelling home from a fantastic week in Sauze. Great catching up with you guys in Moncrons, keep the reports coming ⛷️🏂❄️🇮🇹
Just finished our first week at Sauxe, brilliant time and made all the better by your updates and advice. Watched previous reports and ski videos so knew out way around before we even got here.
Just f8nished our 1st day in Sauze, lovely place see you tomoz in the pub 👍👍
Great update DJ 🙂 Good tunes too!
Thanks for the update, it makes me incredibly excited to get there on the 19th. 4 years off so very keen to get back on the slopes. From Phil, Nick and Ben from east kent
Thanks for the update! Adam and Aaron flying out Sunday for a week!
Hi i would like to put in a shoutout request for the Wilkinsons who will be at the resort for a week starting on sunday 19th! We are big fans of the channel, hoping we bump into yous 🤩🤩
Woohoo 🇨🇮 ☘️
Those trees above where the 3 pistes meet (2000,29 and 11) is the best. I think that it being so close to slopes it might be one of the best in between trees off-piste spots in Italy tbh. You might be lucky in Madonna di Campiglio but other than that, the Dolomites have usually off-piste terrains far from slopes or without trees, same for Valle D'Aosta, all the main resorts are pretty much treeless (Gressoney, Cervinia and La Thuile, I'm not a fan of Courmayeur) apart from Pila. Again great place Sauze!
I agree Sergio!
I've followed you for a few months, was in Sauze just after Xmas. Good week. I'll keep following until you get the date right.🤣 Sinead, he'd be lost without you. 😇😇
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Hi guys looking for a shoutout to Sharky, ewan, rab and skipper flying out from Glasgow on the Sunday 19th. Really looking forward to it! Hopefully catch you guys for a cold one, beers on me!
Yes Ferri I had him in january
Hey mate, am coming on the 12th of march. Was wondering if you could recommend any runs for two advanced skiers. Cheers
take the borget drag, and then drop back down it with the lift just on the right - thro' the trees is nice, and not often skied... the two man 'colo' to Sestriere, then come back down the black... or 'sises' in Sestrier (lift 29)
coming to sauze in the next few weeks, is there anywhere to buy cannabis close by?? help anyone??
can you pls go over to sestriere next week ? Im going there week 8 so I want to see how it looks :)?
We will try - we are very busy at the moment but will do our best!
Hi Emil, I am afraid we are still too busy to ski over to Sestriere but one of our good friends was there the other day and said the skiing is really great. I am sure you will have a fab time.
Hi, I would like to ask for a shout out for the Alice FC boys JK, TLB, Rinor and Fryer coming to Sauze on the 23rd Feb!!!
Hi, I would like to ask for a shoutout for Jingru Yang (My Wife) who after beating cancer (Quemó and Radio) is going back to the slopes next 3 of March. Hope to see you there, love your videos.
Yes of course and great news your wife has beaten cancer and will be back on the slopes soon 🤗
What is a bombino?
Bombardino - brandy, vov and cream - a typical drink to warm you up on the slopes
Don’t know how you ask for shoutouts but me My mum(steph) brother (zac) and sister (Chloe) are going skiing for the first time arriving 19th of February from Manchester, any advice for beginners much appreciated 🤣
Have you booked lessons? First timers, especially at Sauze, need to have the basics and know their way around.
Yes - as Barry said book some lessons. Also make sure you take the Sportinia chairlift in the morning as this will take you to the beginner area. :-)
Thank you, yeah we’ve had 10 lessons before going over so we’ve got the basics nailed down 🤞🏻
@Reece Roberts I dunno. If it's your first time on a mountain, I'm still thinking you would get more out of it and go further (Sestriere and Montgenevre) if you, at least, had a guide. You could well have poor visibility on the first day, and you don't want to waste it. More importantly, you want to stay safe, and if you go wrong, you don't want to be one of those with a 100 euro cab fare back to your hotel. Why don't you email James for suggestions. We rented our skis through him last time and he was really helpful. Buon viaggio.
I've just realised that Mrs Hanson has also replied 😳......what do you think Sinead?
George is coming out 26th Feb with Dad (me) first time skiing ⛷️ please can he have a shout out🙏👍❤️