It looks like you are using an ad blocker. That's okay. Who doesn't? But without advertising revenue, we can't keep making this site awesome. Click the link below for instructions on disabling adblock.
Welcome to the Newschoolers forums! You may read the forums as a guest, however you must be a registered member to post.
Register to become a member today!
Mmmm, somewhat. also depends on how hard your bases are, and what type of turf. But generally yes it will leave little scratches but if you're worried you can always gets a good stone grind before the actual season starts
shin-bangMmmm, somewhat. also depends on how hard your bases are, and what type of turf. But generally yes it will leave little scratches but if you're worried you can always gets a good stone grind before the actual season starts
This. Also the turf isn't what you should be worrying about scratching your skis on a summer setup, if you're landing in dirt, mud or grass, the little stones will be the biggest problem and will ruin your edges and bases faster than the turf will.
Haven't had that problem I have lattice fence then a turf that most people put on there porch then two big cut of foot ball turf and non of them have cut my base and i am on fresh sticks too so i would see.
You would not want to be using brand new skis but really you should be fine. It depends on the turf and how you ride. If you ride snow flex a lot for example you can burn the top layer of your bases slightly. In extreme cases I have seen bases actually shrink away from the edge because they have got so hot, but that is snow flex. If your using fencing and stuff it will be less of an impact. Stone and things in the landing will scratch up bases so you will prob want a base grind before the season if these are yoir only skis.
