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Tuning Equipment

Tuning splits into two jobs that need different tools: edges and bases. Most people start with wax because it is easy, but edges are what a racer feels first.

For edges you need a bevel guide that holds a repeatable angle, files that cut cleanly, and stones to finish and de-burr. The guide matters more than the file — a hand-held file rounds the edge a little more every pass, while a guide gives you the same angle every time.

For bases you need waxing gear, plus repair materials for the gouges that come with rocks and race courses.

Browse tuning tools, waxing equipment, benches, mounting equipment and shop supplies. For a complete setup, a tune kit is the cheaper way in.

We tune skis in the shop every day, so if you are unsure what a tool is for, ask.