Skiing is a seasonal sport that often leads to the neglect of equipment during the non-ski season. Skiers let their equipment stay in the garage or in the basement and any damage that may have occurred in the previous season can get exacerbated. Before you hit the slopes for the new ski season, you will want to take your skis in for a tune-up to get them ready for action.
Alpine skis are expensive pieces of equipment, and they can get ruined quickly when they're not properly maintained. Hot wax is applied to the underside of skis to protect the ski from damage, and it also improves the performan...
Ski tuning can incorporate many different treatments to the skis in order to protect them, eliminate existing damage and improve skiing performance. Skis need various tuning at varying increments, depending on the type of treat...
No matter the style of skiing you prefer, properly tuned skis will enhance your performance. A ski tune includes base repair, sharpening of the ski edges and hot waxing. With a few techniques, supplies and a work bench, you can...
Professional tuning companies will grind edges over and repair ski surfaces with specially made tools. If you are looking for a solution that will not dent your finances, tuning skis at home can help. A few tools and some candl...
The scratches and burrs on your bases create disharmony between your skis and the snow and cause a bumpy ride. Dull edges impede carving ability, and unwaxed skis move at a snail's pace. Ski tuning frequency depends on snow con...
Ski tuning is the best way to get the most out of your equipment. Keeping your skis professionally tuned will protect your skis and enhance your performance. According to the Tognar Toolworks website, you should wax and tune yo...
Tuning involves waxing the base of skis and sharpening the edges. Regular tuning keeps skis in good shape and insures the best performance on the snow. Tuned skis glide better on the snow and sharp edges enable skiers to ski we...
Side stepping is one of the most basic of moves in skiing, but also one of the most essential. Knowing how to side step develops your confidence and helps you become more in tune with the skis under you. Start with a surface t...
