Date	Author	Comment
2026-07-08	Pl*****	For anyone who lives for the winter, the Slopes app isn’t just a piece of tech on your phone; it is the ultimate catalyst that completely alters how you experience the mountains. Before downloading it, a day of riding was just a blur of cold air and adrenaline, but the moment you start tracking, your entire relationship with the sport undergoes a massive shift. It injects a sense of purpose and gamification into every single run, turning the mountain into an interactive arena where you are constantly chasing your own personal bests. You find yourself waking up earlier, pushing through the afternoon burn for "just one more lap," and actively seeking out new terrain just to see it mapped out in the app's brilliant 3D replays. The Shift from Casual Rider to Data-Driven Explorer An Addictive Sense of Accomplishment: Watching your lifetime vertical feet climb into the hundreds of thousands or seeing your top speed tick up by a few miles per hour changes your mindset. It gives you a tangible metric for your progression, turning a fun hobby into a deeply rewarding journey of personal growth. The Death of FOMO and Lost Friends: Because the app allows you to see live location sharing and stats with your crew on the mountain, the usual frustration of getting separated on a powder day completely vanishes. It replaces stress with seamless connection, keeping the focus entirely on the joy of riding together. A Living Archive of Your Best Memories: Looking back at your season summary feels like flipping through a digital trophy room. It preserves the exact conditions, the speed of your best turns, and the maps of the hidden glades you discovered, making the memories of those perfect days unforgettable. "It fundamentally changes your mountain psychology. You stop just riding the resort; you start conquering it, corner by corner, stat by stat." Ultimately, utilizing Slopes leaves you completely hooked on the data of your own adventure. It forces you to challenge yourself, connects you deeper to the community of riders around you, and ensures that every single winter day is fully maximized. Once you experience the mountain through that lens, going out without tracking feels like leaving half the fun behind.
For anyone who lives for the winter, the Slopes app isn’t just a piece of tech on your phone; it is the ultimate catalyst that completely alters how you experience the mountains. Before downloading it, a day of riding was just a blur of cold air and adrenaline, but the moment you start tracking, your entire relationship with the sport undergoes a massive shift. It injects a sense of purpose and gamification into every single run, turning the mountain into an interactive arena where you are constantly chasing your own personal bests. You find yourself waking up earlier, pushing through the afternoon burn for "just one more lap," and actively seeking out new terrain just to see it mapped out in the app's brilliant 3D replays. The Shift from Casual Rider to Data-Driven Explorer An Addictive Sense of Accomplishment: Watching your lifetime vertical feet climb into the hundreds of thousands or seeing your top speed tick up by a few miles per hour changes your mindset. It gives you a tangible metric for your progression, turning a fun hobby into a deeply rewarding journey of personal growth. The Death of FOMO and Lost Friends: Because the app allows you to see live location sharing and stats with your crew on the mountain, the usual frustration of getting separated on a powder day completely vanishes. It replaces stress with seamless connection, keeping the focus entirely on the joy of riding together. A Living Archive of Your Best Memories: Looking back at your season summary feels like flipping through a digital trophy room. It preserves the exact conditions, the speed of your best turns, and the maps of the hidden glades you discovered, making the memories of those perfect days unforgettable. "It fundamentally changes your mountain psychology. You stop just riding the resort; you start conquering it, corner by corner, stat by stat." Ultimately, utilizing Slopes leaves you completely hooked on the data of your own adventure. It forces you to challenge yourself, connects you deeper to the community of riders around you, and ensures that every single winter day is fully maximized. Once you experience the mountain through that lens, going out without tracking feels like leaving half the fun behind.
2026-06-26	De*****	Slopes is very good at doing what it’s made to do which is tracking runs speed and vertical. Its support is very good and responded to my email in 15 minutes.
Slopes is very good at doing what it’s made to do which is tracking runs speed and vertical. Its support is very good and responded to my email in 15 minutes.
2026-06-13	Mi*****	So I’m a ski racer, and I have used this app this year after some recommendations from friends, and wow! It has everything I need, like speed, and I can see where my friends are on the hill. Some things that could be added to help make it a better experience, would be to add photos for when your on a trip, so that everybody can share photos, make it so there is messaging for your trips, and to be able to friend people on straight from the trip info page. Just throwing some ideas out there, but I’ve talked with a lot of people and the keep mentioning these! Happy skiing, Cam
So I’m a ski racer, and I have used this app this year after some recommendations from friends, and wow! It has everything I need, like speed, and I can see where my friends are on the hill. Some things that could be added to help make it a better experience, would be to add photos for when your on a trip, so that everybody can share photos, make it so there is messaging for your trips, and to be able to friend people on straight from the trip info page. Just throwing some ideas out there, but I’ve talked with a lot of people and the keep mentioning these! Happy skiing, Cam
2026-05-20	Gr*****	Great app
Great app
2026-05-17	Ka*****	Shapes is so awesome I used it in Park City,UT and it helped he find were everyone is because it is such a big mountain it is really amazing to have slopes ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Shapes is so awesome I used it in Park City,UT and it helped he find were everyone is because it is such a big mountain it is really amazing to have slopes ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
2026-05-12	a1*****	I use this to track my speed going down the mountain to see how much I improve my ski skills
I use this to track my speed going down the mountain to see how much I improve my ski skills
2026-05-04	@n*****	I love how it keeps track of everything. It leaves an archive on where you have been. At the end of the season you get a custom slideshow of your achievements. Very tuff.
I love how it keeps track of everything. It leaves an archive on where you have been. At the end of the season you get a custom slideshow of your achievements. Very tuff.
2026-04-27	Sl*****	I love slopes
I love slopes
2026-04-22	xc*****	I love how it separates the runs by difficulty. In the Us and Canada, it also separates the runs and resorts by provinces. I wish that applied to the rest of the world. When you are trying to figure out what province something is in, it would be clearer if provinces were separated by dashed lines and countries with solid lines.
I love how it separates the runs by difficulty. In the Us and Canada, it also separates the runs and resorts by provinces. I wish that applied to the rest of the world. When you are trying to figure out what province something is in, it would be clearer if provinces were separated by dashed lines and countries with solid lines.
2026-04-18	ma*****	It’s so dumb. I’ve had many issues where Slopes stops recording or if the watch dies, you lose your whole day of stats. Done paying for it. It used to work, and no longer does.
It’s so dumb. I’ve had many issues where Slopes stops recording or if the watch dies, you lose your whole day of stats. Done paying for it. It used to work, and no longer does.

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