After a happy week in pamps this year have booked to go to the xscape for the day on saturday - have had to book a lesson with them as can link turns, control speed ect - but have never used a button lift before (had a slow class in pamps, which kept the rest of us back - so only got to do the green from the top)
Is a button lift easy to use? used the drag on the bunny slope which has easy enough - I imagine is somthing like that? only was going to book some time for after my ...
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After a happy week in pamps this year have booked to go to the xscape for the day on saturday - have had to book a lesson with them as can link turns, control speed ect - but have never used a button lift before (had a slow class in pamps, which kept the rest of us back - so only got to do the green from the top)
Is a button lift easy to use? used the drag on the bunny slope which has easy enough - I imagine is somthing like that? only was going to book some time for after my lesson - also for anyone who's been to one of the xscape's is it any good (appart from the obvious lack of real terain and shortness of the slope) I'm only a begginner really so probably wont bother me - looking forward to pamps 05..........
Button lift is very easy just wack it between your legs and of you go Resist the urge to sit down if you do you will fall off!! Once you have done it once you will haver no problems.
should hope so. spoke to them about snowboard lessons for the wife and my little lad. was told £26+£22 each for an hour, phoned back to book; "no sorry sir its £160 for an hour" !!
Button lift is easy so long as you stand up straight and keep your skis parallel, but at the top you have to make a quick right or left turn depending on which side you get on. Make sure you let go as soon as you get to the top or you won't have time to make the turn and you'll bounce off the padding they've had to put on the back wall! Also, one side of the lift usually runs slower than the other so ask your instructor which the easy side is. Enjoy!
Thanks for all your advice guys - had a ball yesterday - I was the only one booked onto the level 3 lesson so got 1 - 1 tuition for 26 quid (saving of about £100 + from reading the price lists!!!!) and after showing what I could do skipped levels 3 and 4 and spent the hour on a level 5 lesson - Instructor was great - a guy called Matt -
And you were all right - after the drag in pamps the button there was nothing!!! I only live down the road from xscape (well 20 miles or so) so might pop ...
Thanks for all your advice guys - had a ball yesterday - I was the only one booked onto the level 3 lesson so got 1 - 1 tuition for 26 quid (saving of about £100 + from reading the price lists!!!!) and after showing what I could do skipped levels 3 and 4 and spent the hour on a level 5 lesson - Instructor was great - a guy called Matt -
And you were all right - after the drag in pamps the button there was nothing!!! I only live down the road from xscape (well 20 miles or so) so might pop back today for a couple of hours rec skiing!!!!