Natural detune is always the best because it’s in a natural form and not man made

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MaimHelpSo I got some new arv 96s and I keep catching my edge in rails. Keep in mind that I had a shop detune them underfoot and after a day of catching my edge I took a dummy stone the the edge underfoot and I'm still catching my edge. I notice some pretty gnarly marks on my skis. Should I deburr them and keep hitting rails until it detunes itself??

Thanks

Probably edge high skis. In that case to just "de-tune" is not going to work.

You would be well served to apply a long base bevel right away, before you harden the edges too much from banging rails.

A long base bevel is when the base bevel extends into the base plastic about the thickness of the metal edge.

do em yourself or find better rails

Stop sliding the rail on your forward edges. Land flat and grip with the trailing edges

Learn how to use the searchbar and how to slide rails, you fucking idiot.

Gotta detune under the bindings

DominatorJacquesProbably edge high skis. In that case to just "de-tune" is not going to work.

You would be well served to apply a long base bevel right away, before you harden the edges too much from banging rails.

A long base bevel is when the base bevel extends into the base plastic about the thickness of the metal edge.

Could you explain this base bevel more?

Semi-related question: How far should I detune my Wets? Just under foot or should I go under the bindings themselves as well?

Also everyone talks about natural detunes.... How do I naturally detune these???? They are so sharp and the edges stick out so far that even attempting a rail is a death sentence lol. Do you guys just hit boxes and such until they wear down a bit and then head to rails?

DolanReloadedCould you explain this base bevel more?

Well, I though I did.

Maybe look here for a while. Should start you at about 2:24:50 If not, go there.

Also see this thread. https://www.newschoolers.com/forum/thread/848573/Full-on-Park-tune---How-To---By-Hand

DirtYStylEStop sliding the rail on your forward edges. Land flat and grip with the trailing edges

If the ski is properly tuned for rails one can slide flat and even a bit on the front edge no problem.

Therefore, double the steeze.

LordPeekNatural detune is always the best because it’s in a natural form and not man made

Absolutely wrong! You have much to learn young Jedi.