dulling edges

BSninja86

BSninja86

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i was thinkin of dulling my edges, just under the bindings, for jibbing rails. ive heard of snowboarders doin it, but i was wondering if anybody has tried it with skiis?

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I was thinking about that 2. but I've been wondering. How does that help with rails?

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spoon edges!!! it probably would help but then you sacrifice perfomance on snow.

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ooor..you can learn to do them properly so you don't catch edges..

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if you ever read transworld you'll realize that 95% of snowboarders dull the edges on their rail boards...so its gotta be helpful.

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It's also good because you are less apt to rip your edges out of your skis. Dull (rounded) edges = less catchiness + more consistent grinding + longer lasting edges (that won't cut butter, but they'll keep your skis together!)

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hey skifreeordie, just use a heavy-duty file on the edges under your bindings

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