FREERIDE FREESTYLE SKIS – SLASH 100 + LOOK NX 12 KONECT GW BINDINGS

How to use

Choosing the perfect skis

It can be simplified into 3 criteria: skiing discipline, ability and skier morphology. First, what type of skiing do you want to do: downhill, freeride, freestyle, or touring? If it’s all of the above, consider all-mountain skis. Then your skiing level – for beginners, it is best to have skis that are easily manoeuvrable, advanced skiers trade that manoeuvrability for precision and power. Finally, your morphology matters. For example, taller and heavier people need longer and wider skis.

Adjusting your bindings

Correctly adjusted bindings are as essential as a good helmet for a great day of skiing. If they’re poorly adjusted, it can lead to injury and a ruined holiday! Your bindings should be calibrated to your height, weight, age, skiing ability and foot size. If you are unsure about adjusting your bindings, always speak to a professional.

Storing your skis

At the end of each day, towel off any excess moisture and leave them in a well ventilated space to dry. Once dry, clean them with a microfibre cloth and keep them upright in an area without temperature variations or humidity. At the end of the season, clean your skis, wax them, then store them upright in a clean and dry storage bag, in an area protected from humidity and temperature variations. To respect their camber, avoid binding your skis too tightly together.

How to repair or replace

Repairs workshop service

We offer a repairs service where we can provide waxing, tuning, gouge repair, overmolding and stone grinding. Head to Ski/Snowboarding Services on our website and enter your location to find a repairs workshop near you.