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Who do all you guys use for Boarding insurance? got a trip comming up and i want some insurance that covers me for everything? Off Piste and Parks included!


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BMC. Expensive but very comprehensive.
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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?

I have been looking at snowcard, more expensive than most but do cover off piste and theft of kit when unattended and unlocked outside restaurants etc (policy wording suggests this).

Anyone used snow card?

For the theft and wrecked skis/boards, anyone used Intersport insurance, they offer it at rental point and I was wondering does this cover everything that could be done to a set of skis, including theft from mountain
I'm wondering if this plus average insurance with limited off piste cover would work out cheaper (have a family and individual to cover, 6 people, snowcard 100+ quid for a week)
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BMC (British mountaineering council)

I did a comparison of lots of insurers in about mid-2005 and BMC came out tops. You have things like them paying for bodies of partners to be flown back home. Many insurers don't cover this and that's the last thing you want if your partner dies in an avalanche/skiing into a tree (pretty likely if you'd ever skied with my other half!).

It covers you for skiing off-piste in bounds and for luggage and stuff like that.

It's not cheap but you get what you pay for.
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