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 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Hi,


I'm sure this question has been done to death in the past but can't really the answer i'm looking for.

I'm going to PSV tomorrow untill the 29th. During the time i will definately be going off piste, probably in the parks and we're also hoping to get a day trip to La Grave in.

What is the best insurance for this trip? Am i right in thinking that Carte Neige isn't that much use in this neck of the woods??? Also it seems quite complicated in that you have to have two policies.

I've checked out Snowcard which doesn't seem to bad but for full cover including personal belongings etc it weighs in at £43 which seems quite a lot for a weeks cover.

SC of GB seems the best bet so far seems to level similar benefits to Snowcard but for only £23.


I used to just use non specialist insurance cover which included wintersports. But now im starting to get more serious i want the insurance to match. Last year i use BMC for a month in canada but since you have to register etc it that would work to expensive just for this week.


Is there anyone else i should be looking at, and is there any reason that i should pick Snowcard of Ski club of GB's?? Cheaper is always better!!!!

Thanks for your help ppl.
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Have a look at Direct Travel
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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?

kevinrhead,

Cheers, checking it out now
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Sorted, booked the full package on Direct travel £20!!!

Cheers
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 Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.

All the gear...no idea!, I've used Direct Travel for years as well as being cheap they covered me for off piste and heli and no additional charge for parks. Parks are definetly something people have to look at in the small print. I heard of one guy who bust himself up in a half pipe and got his mates to drag him to a piste because he wasn't insured!! Not that I want this to apply to anyone but when I got injured a few weeks ago the service I got from the insurer's was top notch in terms of repartiation and help which is always reassuring to know.
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