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Iceland, it says Iceland...

@@jimtheudb og hvar á Íslandi. Bro ég skrifa á íslensku auðvitað veit ég að þetta er á Íslandi mér langar að vita hvar þannig að ég get farið þángað. Takk samt

Ísafjörður <3

@@SolivagantJules damn hljómar skemmtilegt. Ég kem kanski einhverntíman

@@redsnowballs8136 þú ættir!

A groomer is a ski path that has been managed by a big machine that basically rakes the snow

My partner sleeps until 8 usually so I try not to wake him up in our studio apartment.

Ohhh that's lovely

Hi there, yes that’s normal. Everything moves slower in Iceland :) they have rolling admissions but I’m sure they will get back to you by the end of the month. I know that the admissions people meet at the end of each month. Jobs are easy to come by as long as you want to work. Pay is good too

Ohhh no wonder. The website did say May 15th for admissions anyway. I can't wait to be there. I love how quiet everything is from your videos. Just what I need

Thank you :) in a world full of chaos we need a little bit of quiet

That's exactly the stage am at now. I need the peace

So during your first year, how many students were with you? I get the feeling the school want students to enroll

That’s wild, thanks for sharing your experience. I always wonder about past students and their experience living in this style of housing haha

@@SolivagantJules I know! I’ve been feeling very nostalgic lately and watching a lot of Lausanne, UNIL, and EPFL content. I was particularly looking for EPFL tours. The campus has changed so much. It was the most amazing time, and maybe the worst in some ways. Some of the exchange students, a professor, and the woman in charge of the bourse was quite mean, actually. And, it was tough adjusting. I should have been more adventurous and made Swiss friends. But, I loved my room in Rhodanie, the environment, the accessibility to everything by train or bus. I would do it all again! I want to go back! You probably missed out on the Manora buffet at Place St. Francois? It was always so good. As were many of the restaurants. We ate a lot though at Chez Mario (best pizza), and my favorite Ma-jong. Santé à toi!

@@NarcFreedom the campus is so beautiful! I remember we had city bikes to use and that was our main mode of transport but they would always end up in Ouchy. I would say I started making Swiss friends toward the end but Rhodanie was all foreign so it was natural to make friends through our housing situation. We almost never ate out, I think maybe three times total, but we had huge dinners and lots of wine. It was the best time and I felt like I had a close community. Too bad I didn’t do a campus tour!!! Maybe I’ll go back someday

Keep an open mind mostly, go to trainings/clinics, ski in your free time to work on yourself, and don't forget why you love the sport

Hii youssef we're are you from

It’s great for extra protection! I should probably wear one at high speeds ;)

I did not add suspension but it would be smart lol. And we were in the mountains so it was a bit better but just choosing and shady spots and high elevation

YAY! Can’t wait to meet you ❤️

Hi just got video now can I have your email address?

A video will be out next Sunday on this!

If you’re aggressive and competing, you’re obviously an expert. I would go with the higher flex. You’re probably really strong too, so you can handle it. Kind of like I mentioned in the video, because of the walk mode and hybrid pivot system, they feel softer than a regular alpine boot, so keep that in mind too! Good luck 🌨️

@@SolivagantJules Thanks!

Hope you get to go soon <3

The stove is my fav 😍

I definitely have done that too, I have a pair of synthetic patagonia mens bottoms that were full length and wayyyyyy too long for me anyways so I just cut them. Didn't stitch them because they're synthetic and are holding without losing thread. Repairing your own gear and learning how to sew though is such a valuable skill - I fix my friends clothes all the time! Good on you :)

Yeah, a few of my friends like heated socks but otherwise I don’t think I’d use a heated jacket for skiing

Hope it serves you well!

thank you :')

Thanks <3

You're welcome!

That would be the dream

Right on :)

You got it 🤘

I was actually able fix that later on! Thanks!

Depends where you are. 9€-45€

@@SolivagantJules per day?

Yes per day

@@SolivagantJules is there a way o could contact u incase I've got some questions an e-mail will do . Thanks

Yeah you can contact me through me TH-cam profile!

Thank you! Hope it helped ;)

I mean that depends on the weather and also what kind of skiing you do. If it’s really coming down, you may have snow pile up while on the lift. You’ll probably stay mostly on groomers so you don’t have to worry about getting in wet and deep powder. Sounds like you have a rad set up. Read the tag to see if it’s all water repellent :)

@@SolivagantJules it’s water resistant but if it gets too wet I don’t want to ruin the down inside the jacket and pants. The documentation is quite blurry when it comes to mentioning how water resistant they are. I know they are meant for snow but water would usually be already ice/snow at -30 Celsius and below. I may need to find an alternative to wear. Do you have any suggestions of brands? Thanks.

@@Spiceysec If money isn't a problem. I would recommend Helly Hansen

Glad it was helpful!

So sorry for the late response, but yes - the bolts were going through the other side. I hope you have found the solution in the meantime!