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Italian skiers

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FIRAT
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Do we have any Italian shredders on NS? Where do you ski in Italy?

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Dec 4 2017 1:27PM
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theabortionator
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FIRATWhere do you ski?


I'm going out on a limb here and saying Italy
Dec 4 2017 1:48PM
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TRVP_ANGEL
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im italian what up, i ski at my local purebred italian slopes rigatoni di giorno and there's a good apres location called dominos pizza where I chill with my friends and talk about best pasta sauces and how much i love my ma

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Jan 24 2018 10:31AM
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FapMasterFLEX
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Not from there, but spent 2 weeks in the Dolomites last season. Stayed in Arabba and skied all over Super Dolomiti it was awesome.
Jan 24 2018 12:03PM
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FIRAT
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I go there once a year. I did the Sella Ronda twice in one day. Did you try it? It's beautiful right? I always stay in Canazei
FapMasterFLEXNot from there, but spent 2 weeks in the Dolomites last season. Stayed in Arabba and skied all over Super Dolomiti it was awesome.
Jan 24 2018 12:31PM
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powpatrol
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Smaller resorts but hella cheap like madesimo,sauze d'ouix,santa caterina
Bormio 3000 is pretty popular but the park is toxic
Jan 24 2018 12:50PM
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nicofoglia
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Yup, I usually ski in Courmayeur and everything around. But I’m actually going to La Villa this weekend, any suggestion for where to find some good lines ?
Jan 24 2018 1:02PM
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JohnnyDope
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TRVP_ANGELim italian what up, i ski at my local purebred italian slopes rigatoni di giorno and there's a good apres location called dominos pizza where I chill with my friends and talk about best pasta sauces and how much i love my ma

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You can not be black and Italian my guy, that's like wanting to be red and black ranger at the same time

Also Livingo is an awsome resort, I've been there few years ago check it out if you can
Jan 24 2018 1:17PM
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search4freshies
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I know a group of New York Italians that snowboard.

https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/822678/HOW-YA-DOIN--039--The-Movie
Jan 24 2018 3:50PM
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JoeC92
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powpatrolSmaller resorts but hella cheap like madesimo,sauze d'ouix,santa caterina
Bormio 3000 is pretty popular but the park is toxic

How is the park toxic? I’ve never heard of that place
Jan 24 2018 4:00PM
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powpatrol
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JoeC92How is the park toxic? I’ve never heard of that place

It’s just really weird,don’t even think it has a park team to maintain it,sketchy stuff
Jan 24 2018 4:11PM
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FIRAT
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Most of the parks I encountered in Italy are pretty shitty honestly (slopes are 10/10 though)

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Jan 24 2018 6:01PM
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powpatrol
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FIRATMost of the parks I encountered in Italy are pretty shitty honestly (slopes are 10/10 though)

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Yeah i agree,generally (and also just my opinion) europe has higher altitude resorts with less park skiing compared to US resorts with lower altitude but bigger,better parks
Jan 25 2018 11:04AM
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3mania
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Anyone been to Limone Piedmont? I've got a hook up there on a place to stay. Any other resorts close by that are worth checking out?
Jan 25 2018 11:37AM
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FIRAT
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Do you have the dolomiti superpass with 1200km of slopes?
3maniaAnyone been to Limone Piedmont? I've got a hook up there on a place to stay. Any other resorts close by that are worth checking out?
Jan 25 2018 1:57PM
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3mania
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FIRATDo you have the dolomiti superpass with 1200km of slopes?


I haven't gotten around to checking out which pass to get. I'm still in Colorado, but thinking about spending the last month of the season over in Italy since i can use a friend's apt. in Limone.
Jan 25 2018 2:03PM
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FIRAT
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Definitely visit Italy! One of my favorite countries. I'm not sure about spending the entire month in Limone though, if I were you I would go to the Val di Fassa area. Really beautiful and you can ski down all the way from 3300m over there
3maniaI haven't gotten around to checking out which pass to get. I'm still in Colorado, but thinking about spending the last month of the season over in Italy since i can use a friend's apt. in Limone.
Jan 25 2018 2:08PM
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FIRAT
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Just buy the Dolomiti Superpass when you're there and you're able to ski everything and make huge days
3maniaI haven't gotten around to checking out which pass to get. I'm still in Colorado, but thinking about spending the last month of the season over in Italy since i can use a friend's apt. in Limone.


FIRATDefinitely visit Italy! One of my favorite countries. I'm not sure about spending the entire month in Limone though, if I were you I would go to the Val di Fassa area. Really beautiful and you can ski down all the way from 3300m over there
Jan 25 2018 2:09PM
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FIRAT
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Switzerland and Austria have some good parks though. But generally yeah, I assume it's because skiing would be less fun without a lot of elevation, that's why parks are almost in every resort in America. Might be wrong though
powpatrolYeah i agree,generally (and also just my opinion) europe has higher altitude resorts with less park skiing compared to US resorts with lower altitude but bigger,better parks
Jan 25 2018 2:20PM
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powpatrol
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FIRATSwitzerland and Austria have some good parks though. But generally yeah, I assume it's because skiing would be less fun without a lot of elevation, that's why parks are almost in every resort in America. Might be wrong though


Yeah should’ve mentioned zermatt park or stubai.Europe is the place to be!
Jan 25 2018 2:29PM
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FIRAT
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Yeah and Laax and Nine Knights but I'm quite sure google knows more than me
powpatrolYeah should’ve mentioned zermatt park or stubai.Europe is the place to be!
Jan 25 2018 2:32PM
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