WOMEN SKIERS:
Does this sound like you?
– Do your skis wander or cross?
– Do your heels lift up in your boots?
– Do your feet move in your boots?
– Do you lean back on your skis?
– Do you fatigue easily?
– Do your feet get cold or tired?
– Do you ski “knock-kneed?”
JEANNIE THOREN
“The Johnny Appleseed of women’s skiing.”
“The most respected woman in skiing.”
GUESS WHAT? IT’S NOT YOU, IT’S YOUR EQUIPMENT.
“Jeannie travels the country each fall and winter spreading the gospel of female-specific ski equipment, while also helping improve the skiing of thousands of women through her popular clinics.” –SKI Magazine
In the fall Jeannie’s partners include specialty ski shops that bring her expertise to the skiing public in 2-3 day sessions.
Boots
Your feet should never be cold or in pain. The comfort of toes, insteps, heels and calves all affect your ability to control your skis. Even boots specifically designed for women still need custom tweaking to achieve optimal fit. Boots should fit like gloves, not mittens.
Skis
Jeannie is a veteran ski and boot tester for Ski Magazine and has a comprehensive knowledge of past and present female specific product. This past spring, Jeannie tested more than 80 new models of women’s skis. Jeannie will help evaluate your individual equipment needs and make specific recommendations.
