There's nothing like starting a new ski season on a pair of new skis. But if that's not in the budget this year, don't fret--there's a hack for making your old skis run like new: the stone grind, a ...

Yesterday we kicked off the first of a four-part series on tuning your skis at home, talking about vice grips and base repair. Of course, that’s only the first part in getting the most out of your ...

YouTube channel Echo Sierra Enroute documented the unfortunate part of early-season skiing we all experience: getting our skis tuned the natural way. Sure, you can go drop your skis off at your local ...

Every skier, regardless of skill level, can and will ski better with less effort and more confidence and control on a properly tuned ski. Well-tuned skis instill and inspire confidence. Conversely, ...

The same can be said for ski tuning. A few souls like to sharpen their own edges, scrape and wax their skis. After all, there's something about the smell of melting wax that is a bit intoxicating.

In any sporting activity, the equipment used has to be fine-tuned appropriately as it can contribute significantly to performance. In snowboarding and skiing, the sharpness of a board or ski can ...