The steel angle guarantees an accurate and clean application of the stainless steel, ceramic and elastic files. The steel angle is available in versions 86, 87 or 88 degrees individually or in the respective edge tuning set.
For the final touch, different angles are used, depending on the discipline, to ensure a consistently sharp edge and optimal handling characteristics.
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Learn everything about sharp ski and snowboard edges in our edge tuning guide. Learn how you can easily and comfortably grind your edges yourself with our edge tuning sets.
For freeride skiers and their ski edges, special conditions apply. Sharpening the edges is crucial for maintaining control in the depths of untouched terrain. Ex-ski racer and freeride pro Matthias “Hauni” Haunholder explains exactly how it’s done.
For tourers and their touring skis, well-sharpened edges are crucial. Ex-ski racer and freeride professional Matthias “Hauni” Haunholder provides insightful tips and tricks in this video.
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Whether you are a professional racer or an avid recreational winter sports enthusiast, sharp ski edges are critical to a fun, safe and successful on-piste experience. We’ll explain how it works!
Sharpening snowboard edges – here we offer you a 7-step guide for optimal performance in the park, on the slopes, and in the backcountry. Discover more now!
