If like me, you are fed up of trying to read a soggy piste map then this is your answer. I have dye-sub printed the Piste Map onto high-quality goggles cleaning cloth (it also works for glasses) These maps are designed to easily fit in your pocket and will not run or smudge due to the printing technology, you can use them time and time again. Simply dry it out on the radiator and you’ll be good to go.
This map is for the Roc d’Enfer ski plateau, other areas are available upon request. If you have any questions or to order yours – click here.
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From Company Director to Ski-bum 
Hi Jonathan, I like the idea, although you might want to have a look at people like http://wipe-out.eu/. You might have better luck selling to people already in resort. I’ve used some ski apps in the past, but never found them that easy when navigating or trying to find my friends; what does your inner geek think of a skiing social app? Something that would combine SkiTracks and the ability to vreat groups like Crystal Ski’s app…
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Hello Danny,
Thank you for your feedback and the link. I’m actually pleased to learn of competition and even happier to see it’s 60% more expensive. With regards to the app, I like the idea and will have a think about how to code it in a usable format for Andriod, if I manage to get something working, I’ll drop you a message and a link to it. Thanks again for taking the time to feedback.
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Hi Jonathan. I recently found your blog and wanted to send you this link for a new map app. It looks like the cutting edge – probably making anything paper a thing of the past! See what you think. Hope the snow is great. Miranda http://mountainandco.uk/review-fatmap/
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Thank you Miranda, I will have a proper look later, the problem with any phone app is battery life and in the cold it tends to be worse.
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