Has anyone else out there heard of the electric boots that are starting to hit the shelves? Apparently they have different heat settings and are supposed to be able to keep your feet warm for hours at a time. I am wondering if it's a gimmick or the real deal.

I personally like Vail more than Park City, but not so much for the skiing as the town itself.

If you want a straight up answer, I would say pick Utah. Between Big and Little Cottonwood Canyons, and Park City you have a ton of choices and the powder is sooooo nice.

Not on a budget.

I am planning a family reunion style ski/snowboard trip and am having a hard time deciding between Utah and Colorado. Thoughts???

You guys are dorks.

That's right. You read correctly. Men, wear a scarf on the mountain if you plan on socializing with the women. Enough said. P.S., the Sherbrooke Winter worked wonders for me.

I'm not gonna lie, I absolutely love the Kamloops. Not only are they super plush and comfy, they also keep my toes warm all day. That's all you can ask for in a good boot.

I'm so excited that the new season is almost here. If any of you remember my ordeal from last year (we don't need to get into the details) then you will also remember that I need to buy new snowboard boots! Does anyone out there have suggestions?