What Reddit Says About Skiing Tracker Apps

I use Slopes. Although I will say I've not looked too closely at what the free version still does, it might have changed since last season and I wasn't paying it much attention skiing last month (I've just got Carv which is drawing my nerdy ...

Ski Tracks if you want no BS, simple tracking. Slopes if you like all the extra bells and whistles ... Slopes hands down. ... I have only used Slopes, but don't feel the need to try anything else. It'll track everything you need. Great features and UI and is also on Apple Watch if you have...

If you import your Ski Tracks data to Slopes, they'll give you a year for free. But you can also use Slopes to record for free.

Ski tracks, free for Android.

https://www.reddit.com/r/skiing/comments/42jk04/best_run_tracker/ I've been using Trace Snow since it was top recommendation - it's great. Here is my stats from yesterday: http://snow.traceup.com/stats/u?uId=570997&vId=1732710 · 4 · Reply · ShareReportSaveFollow ·

Ikon app I rarely use. Slopes I use everyday ... Our family of four uses Slopes. We like it a lot - it’s fun to challenge each other through it. We used the free last year but may upgrade this year. ... By far, it's SLOPES! worth every penny. Small team, support them ... I started out using Ski...

Came here (searched for the topic) because I was wondering if Slopes is the best ski-specific app. Seems to be doing almost everything I want but Gaia is way better for track recording (including off-grid).

No extra hardware needed, works 100% offline, one-time €19.99. skicoach.app if you want to check it out. Gift rec summary: ∙ Wants detailed boot-level data → Carv ∙ Wants simple tracking → Slopes ∙ Wants coaching without extra hardware/subscription → SkiCoach.app Hope that helps! 🎿 ... CARV. Fun an...