the part I can’t fathom is how the top sheet is unscathed at the dent location. If the ski was to take a big impact, wouldn’t that be the first to get crushed?


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tomPietrowskiWell that is a huge impact so it’s not a manufacturer defect so unfortunately it’s unlikely that will be warrantied. But it can be fixed. Take them to a decent shop and see what they think.
BallClapperThey will probably charge 80 bucks to make a huge hole, push the edge out and fill it with epoxy that will crack the first run. Speaking from experience.
tomPietrowskiWell that is a huge impact so it’s not a manufacturer defect so unfortunately it’s unlikely that will be warrantied. But it can be fixed. Take them to a decent shop and see what they think.
BallClapperThey will probably charge 80 bucks to make a huge hole, push the edge out and fill it with epoxy that will crack the first run. Speaking from experience.
tdollothat's obviously impact damage and not the ski's fault. Super easy fix if you're handy. Typically just a respectful bash with a small hammer, using a waxing iron or a heat gun to warm the base back to a flat surface once the edge is relatively straight.
But yeah dude the classic "i was just skiing along" and "i swear i didn't hit anything" won't work for this one.
cheesedog420Can you explain how I’d hit the edge back outwards with a hammer?
but fr ik it looks like impact damage but how could just the edge and base get fucked while the top sheet remains fine in that spot. It’s weird lol