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Find a lost ski with this app!
I was skiing out in the bowls at Kirkwood and lost a ski. I searched for two and a half hours and couldn’t find it. I pulled ski tracks up that evening and realized that I had searched just to the left of the line I was skiing down. The track created a scribble of red lines as I was searching. I went back up the next day and turned ski tracks back on and called up the previous days track and was able to superimpose my current location blue dot on the previous days tracks and follow the old track directly to my ski. Amazingly accurate GPS!Show lessSki finder app
Developer Response
That is an amazing story - pleased we could help and thank you for the 5 stars.Awesome Tracking
This is my third winter using SkiTracks to record my snowboarding days in Utah. I ride at multiple resorts and whenever I start a session, the app automatically picks up where I’m at and titles location with the respective ski resort. Speed and vertical feet seem to be accurate as I’ve tracked on two apps at the same time.
I love the feature to rate the day on a scale of 1 to 5 stars. Seeing dozens of days from the season organized by how awesome the day was is really cool to see. I also upload a couple photos to each day and the app automatically makes one big photo gallery.
I recommend this app to all my ski/snowboard friends. I use it everytime I rideShow lesscondawg29
Worth the few bucks
If you’re like me and ski/snowboard several + times a year, then I’d def recommend you buy this app. It tracks and saves personal stats (speed, # of runs, vertical, etc) from you’re day on the slopes. It’s not a super sophisticated app, but rather a simple app that makes it fun to see how you didn’t the end of the day.
It’s easy to use. All I do is hit the Play button (start button) when I first arrive, and then it just runs and records in the background while I listen to music and enjoy the mountain. At lunch, I’ll hit the Pause button, and then will hit play again when I head back out. At the end of the day, you press the stop button, and save it.
Once saved, I’ll then review my stats from the day, and will compare them to previous days and/or previous ski trips that I saved to see how I did. It’s also fun to compare your stats with your friends to see who had the fastest speed, or the highest vertical, etc.
It’s also neat to review your trail map for the day, which shows each of your runs highlighted, and numbered so you can see where you went around the mountain that day (can also review any previously recorded day).
There may be better apps out there for recording/tracking your day’s ski stats (and other stuff perhaps), but if you’re just interested in reviewing your basic stats from that day, then you’ll be happy you purchased Ski Tracks.
Hope this helps someone, and you find it worth it like I do.Show lessRy_Guy2