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Hi everybody (hi dr nick)

Myself and Mrs G are off to TIGNES on saturday (tres excited!!). We've been a good few times and so are of intermediate standard - we'd generally do reds and give a few blacks a go if they dont look too menacing

Anyhow, my query was regarding the difference in hired ski's. We've hired platinum boots and ski's on the premise that they were the best ones. On the booking reciept it says "noir" in brackets beside the ski's- does this mean they're most suitable for black runs? What will be the main differences between these and the cheaper ones? Should we perhaps change our ski's to intermediates?

Any advice would be much appereciated.

PG

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