Gidget415
Certified Ski Diva
This season I got in just over 30 days on the slopes, which was a first for me. I think my biggest year before that was around 10 days. Now, as the weather warms up and it's sandal weather in New Mexico, I realize that my big toenails were a casualty of the season. I had my new boots fitted at the Boot Doctor and checked twice, and I had plenty of room around my toe area. I also kept my toenails as short as I could. I skiied with Level 3 instructors for three weeks and I wasn't riding the back seat. I can't figure it out other than possibly not being forward enough in the beginning of the season, but I didn't have burning thighs or anything this winter.
This was the first year I really did moguls pretty much every ski day and learned to turn with the toe buttons and carve more.
In the meantime, I bought some nail polish and covered the nasty up with some sparkly pink. This will be the summer of full coverage on the nails. I hope they grow back in time for next winter or it could be uncomfortable, right?
Any advice for next year?
This was the first year I really did moguls pretty much every ski day and learned to turn with the toe buttons and carve more.
In the meantime, I bought some nail polish and covered the nasty up with some sparkly pink. This will be the summer of full coverage on the nails. I hope they grow back in time for next winter or it could be uncomfortable, right?
Any advice for next year?