saltyant

Nope! You're in better shape than I am.

You (and most people on here) would be bored skiing with me. Trust me. I dont jump off colouirs, and I dilly dally going through trees and ungroomed runs.

@eaf check out this deal!

Me too. For what paid on lift tickets this year I'd almost certainly be better off getting a pass. I'm generally happy skiing anywhere outside of PA so dont care if I'm limited to certain mountains like on the Epic pass

Parked about 20 steps to the Milly Lift. Reserved my spot by putting my RTMs in front of the gate and now sitting in the rental car. This is grate! I don't even need to stand there for 40 minutes and I'm still guaranteed first civilian chair

I need time to research bindings first as I know diddly squat about them. TFTI

I meant $200+ is the additional cost I'd pay to have them now versus waiting. The shop wants $150 more than online for the same exact skis. And then $50 to ship my RTMs home

While the Enforcers were fun, I cant see spending $200+ to ski them for 3 days as opposed to waiting for an end of season deal. Maybe JFDan can mount my bindings for me

Ski bag. It was over 40 pounds when I weighed it and I'm not paying $100 extra for overweight fee or even risking it

I've just experienced peak idiocracy. At the hotel breakfast area which is massive, Im not allowed to get my own coffee - its blocked off by tables. An attendant fills the cup, gives it to me, then I pour it into my mug and she throws the cup in the garbage. I'm also not allowed to get my own milks, sugar packets, yogurts etc. What a bunch of bullcrap

I'm fine waiting. I had so much fun on my RTMs yesterday and I dont believe there is a way to transport both pairs of skis home without paying at least $60 shipping as it would clearly make my bag over 50 pounds.

Papa John's Pizza. Maybe tonight I'll hit up Golden Corral

Nope. I'm not paying ski shop prices, I'll find a bar-gain online

Correct. I enjoyed the views at PC and the fancy houses, but yeah Brighton is right smack in the middle of the mountains which is sick. Brighton offers a lot of mellow glades that I can handle. I like to see where they come out so I dont get stuck like numerous times in the past, so I go in for a bit and then pop back out onto a groomer Also loved skiing to the car at the end of the day. Very very convenient parking if you get there an hour early which scores major points. It's nice being able to stop at the car for a drink, snack or to swap goggles without having to walk 10 minutes

Brighton was grate! Skied all over the mountain, snow was a 12/10 and temperature was perfect. It was so Bright at Brighton I swapped my googles later in the day. After lapping Milly's several times, I spent most of the day on the other lifts as tomorrow I'll park at Millys and spend much of my time there. Overall an amazeballs day, really fun terrain and a swanky hipster vibe. Oh, and the mountain views aren't too bad either

Today was happiest day of my lifes.

The Milly Lift is legit. Great groomers and took some fun glades

Idk they're both grate. Brighton has a hipster vibe which is radical

Majestic view of Heber Valley where I drove from this morning

Almost time to play ski

17 minutes to open and not a single person waiting at the Great western Express. This is bananas!

I started at the bottom (of the Cottonwood Road) and now I'm at the top (or not???)

Uhhh yeah that's not for me then 💁‍♂️

TFTI. After taking probably the hardest fall of my skiing career yesterday on a blue mogul run, I might rip groomers most of the day today. Fortunately my ribs feel better and I think it's just a minor bruise. Maybe I'll try to get 50k vert @GrilledSteezeSandwich

I don't know about that, I'm sure there are some die hards out there that ski open to close without taking a lunch break