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Tuning bases for rails/ ice +K
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How should I tune my skis for park but also ice (I live in VA, so its rarely all snow, and instead icy) . I know that everyone says to dull down all your edges for landings, but I only have one pair of skis to use. What are my best options to sharpen/ dull my skis so that I can slide rails without catching and still keep an edge when I'm skiing on icy conditions
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gummy stone..
also, searchbar.
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try dulling your edges underfoot, while keeping the tip and tail sharper
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just dull them underfoot and make sure u dont use afile
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Complete detune underfoot. Make sure the tips and tails still got some grip.
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and do not use a file they are more permanant
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So what is recommended instead of a file if I may ask?.. The answers in here just gave OP more questions
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A Whetstone. It will detune your edges without permanently dulling them. It's like a sandstone type thing, pretty cheap
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A sanding sponge fine/medium, it can be bought at any local hardware store.
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