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Volkl Walls Delaminate

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.FRY.
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I got a pair of volkl walls at the beginning of the season and they're delaminating on both tails and starting to on one of the tips. Anyone else have this problem? Did I just get a bad pair?
May 22 2014 11:34PM
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S.J.W
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From what i've read on this site and heard from people who own walls is that they hold up rather well and are a strong durable ski. You probably just got a bad pair. See if you can get them under warranty.
May 23 2014 6:37AM
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Milhouse
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you got a bad pair
May 23 2014 7:29PM
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tomPietrowski
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The phrase bad pair always makes me laugh. You may have had a bad pair but it's pretty unlikley. delams are usually just down to bad luck. Catching a tip or tail in just a Certain way or landing a trick way to back seat ect. Nearly every pair of skis I have trashed has been down to me not a bad pair of skis. Yes there may be the odd bad pair out there but people need to start to relise skis break.

Op for sure take them bac to the shop you got them from and see about a warrenty hopefully volkl will help you out.
May 24 2014 5:07AM
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Lemuel
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Pics are a necessity in every delam thread.
May 24 2014 7:45AM
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.FRY.
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tomPietrowskiThe phrase bad pair always makes me laugh. You may have had a bad pair but it's pretty unlikley. delams are usually just down to bad luck. Catching a tip or tail in just a Certain way or landing a trick way to back seat ect. Nearly every pair of skis I have trashed has been down to me not a bad pair of skis. Yes there may be the odd bad pair out there but people need to start to relise skis break.

Op for sure take them bac to the shop you got them from and see about a warrenty hopefully volkl will help you out.




Alright I'll Take them back. Thanks
May 24 2014 11:47AM
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.nasty
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skeazlaurenFrom what i've read on this site and heard from people who own walls is that they hold up rather well and are a strong durable ski. You probably just got a bad pair. See if you can get them under warranty.


you're not serious right? Every thread I've seen about the wall talks about it's current durability issues.

sorry OP, you picked a crap ski, at the shop I work at ABM had us send in about 6 or 7 pairs just over a couple of months haha
May 24 2014 11:51AM
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Ali_Dibden
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.nylesyou're not serious right? Every thread I've seen about the wall talks about it's current durability issues.

sorry OP, you picked a crap ski, at the shop I work at ABM had us send in about 6 or 7 pairs just over a couple of months haha


You are talking about one of the hardest skiing pros here, im sure he beats the living shit out of his skis.
May 24 2014 3:50PM
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WyattShapperd
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My friends shiros did this... He sent them in and got brand new ones for free
May 24 2014 3:59PM
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TheHamburglar
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My only skis are 2009 volkl walls. Five seasons later and they're still in great condition. I think you just had some bad luck. Volkl makes incredible skis, or at least they did five years ago.
May 24 2014 9:19PM
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.FRY.
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TheHamburglarMy only skis are 2009 volkl walls. Five seasons later and they're still in great condition. I think you just had some bad luck. Volkl makes incredible skis, or at least they did five years ago.



Don't get me wrong, I love my Walls. i'm just a little disappointed they're falling apart
May 24 2014 9:49PM
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S.J.W
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.nylesyou're not serious right? Every thread I've seen about the wall talks about it's current durability issues.

sorry OP, you picked a crap ski, at the shop I work at ABM had us send in about 6 or 7 pairs just over a couple of months haha


At a shop I got my bindings mounted at, I saw Russ Henshaw's ski there and asked about it and the guy said Russ only goes through two or three skis a year. Certainty some skiers are more heavy on their skis than others.
May 24 2014 10:46PM
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elcornholio
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I'm on my fourth pair of walls right now (over the course of 5 years) and have never been too careful about damaging them. They tend to have rock solid bases and edges and I havent been able to actually break a pair. Their topsheets on the other hand arent quite the best. just fill the space in with some epoxi and clamp them down for 48 hours.
May 25 2014 12:04AM
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Tucks
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philipmorse1I'm on my fourth pair of walls right now (over the course of 5 years) and have never been too careful about damaging them. They tend to have rock solid bases and edges and I havent been able to actually break a pair. Their topsheets on the other hand arent quite the best. just fill the space in with some epoxi and clamp them down for 48 hours.


I'd agree…my tails peeled a bit. Just throw some epoxy in them and you'll be good
May 25 2014 12:07AM
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Milhouse
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philipmorse1I'm on my fourth pair of walls right now (over the course of 5 years) and have never been too careful about damaging them. They tend to have rock solid bases and edges and I havent been able to actually break a pair. Their topsheets on the other hand arent quite the best. just fill the space in with some epoxi and clamp them down for 48 hours.


Thanks! i'll have to give that a try +k
May 25 2014 12:22AM
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Milhouse
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(I'm having the same problem)
May 25 2014 12:23AM
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