Beveling edges

skimachete

skimachete

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Yo i was wondering how much beveling the edges on your skis, right under your bindings, so its nice and smoove...yah so will it wreck my handling on freeriding and what not

 
i dont know what you just said with the beveling and what not

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I thought it still costed money. Could be wrong though.

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well my buddys dad i thinks doin it and hes pro wax and sharpen and shiz...but im still wondering how much it will affect riding

 
i wouldnt do it unless you only ski park and nothing else. like the t hall pros i hear are the most smooth for rails but hte shittiest pieces of shitty shit anywhere else. and once you do it, the edges will never be the same

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if you're that worried, you can have your edges done at a 1 or 2 degree angle, which'll help you lay into a carve harder, and will also, in theory, keep your edges a little farther off the rail.

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the tanners are fine all over the mountain, the reports of them being shitty outside the park are misleading. They ski like a regular ski, unless you're skiing ice I guess, for that type of snow I wouldn't know.

 
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