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Death from chairlift fall
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

limegreen1 wrote:
Has anyone already mentioned the magnetic tabbards that the children use .

Yes, but thanks I wasn’t aware of how they worked. Just saw one in Austria at half term.

As an adult male, needing to be careful when the bar comes down, I think the name “Kidstop” is genius.
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

rambotion wrote:
@Idris, That may be the theoretical case, but its not enforced, I have not bothered pulling the bar for short chair lift rides when on my own on enough occasions in France and Austria and no-one has ever said anything. No real reason for not pulling it down, but a sudden stop won't cause you to fall if you are large enough to sit in the chair properly


At Les Deux Alpes I saw the liftie shouting a couple of times when the bar hadn't been lowered. Once was at me was when I was on my own and a bit slow getting the bar down Embarassed
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 Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?

Rather embarrassingly, I fell off a chair for the first time yesterday. I think what happened is that the other person riding it caught his skis on the ground as it was leaving: the top of the chair carried on while the bottom stayed fixed, and we were ejected forwards (this all happened more easily because we had backpacks on). The bottom of the chair then swung forward and hit me nastily on the helmet: I was mildly dazed & returned steadily to the accommodation, missing the best runs of the day (not that I would actually have been able to enjoy them, or necessarily even complete them safely, in my mildly concussed state). No other concussion symptoms, fortunately.
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