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steezyclezyI've just got a pair of Line Wallisch Pros with capwall sidewalls and as they are Lines I do have concerns about their durability. Has any of you sanded down the edge of the topsheet to round it off and potentially stop unnecessary chips?
brendwho gives a fuck about topsheets, stop being a pussy.
hot.pocketYou seem like the kid that complains heavily when their edges crack but leaves your skis on the rack of your car overnight in the rain.
shin-bangYes it's called tip sheet beveling ya nerddddddddd. Normally done with sandwich type skis though.
I made made a super sketchy video how to do it a while back. 0/10 wouldnt view again
hot.pocketYou seem like the kid that complains heavily when their edges crack but leaves your skis on the rack of your car overnight in the rain.
brendWhen you ski 100 plus days a year your skis will get fucked up no matter how much you baby them. People that get butthurt about that should stopskiing. Also who is dumb enough to leave their skis on an open rack overnight?
hot.pocketYou can keep skis looking nice for damn well over 100 days. OP was asking about how to keep his skis nice, there's no need to come into the thread and start calling people pussies / talk shit just because you don't care about your skis.
brendwho gives a fuck about topsheets
brendWho said I don't care about my skis?
hot.pocketLast time I checked topsheets are a part of your skis...? But maybe I'm wrong.
brendWhat affect does having perfect looking topsheets have on your skiing? Having a couple chips on your topsheets is not a big deal. Look at people like Jake Carney that go through 6 pairs of skis a season. Would you say that he does not give a fuck about his skis or that he rides his skis hard and that is the result of that?