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Storing skis for summer

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_IRRELEVANT_
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Was thinking that it cant be good for them to be clamped together all summer. Should I unclamp them for a while or will they be fine? Do you think it makes the ski profile flater or they don't change because of the way they are made?

**This thread was edited on Jun 18th 2019 at 9:22:52am
Jun 18 2019 9:22AM 3 1
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ezav
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I had sorta the same question. Generally i think keeping them clipped together base to base might trap moisture and rust your edges. I keep mine separated in my ski bag most of the offseason and that works fine for me.

No matter what you do theres gonna be some moisture that gets to your edges and core. Keeping them in a dry place is prob the best you can do
Jun 18 2019 10:15AM 0 0
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SnickleFriz
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Kill the camber. Rocker out.
Jun 18 2019 10:29AM 1 0
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CalumSKI
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i keep mine in my basement, separated too.
also i loosen the din setting on my bindings
Jun 18 2019 10:54AM 1 0
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OregonDead
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I don’t think it matters or even care. I finished a 31 month season with a broken leg and couldn’t even carry my skis into the house. Got someone to put them in my house and they’ll stay right where they are till I can ski again.
Jun 18 2019 5:21PM 4 0
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50Kal
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Put a coat of universal wax or prep wax on heavy and don’t scrape.
If I rode a super heavy din (14 or something high) I would consider lowering the din.
im a pansy so I rock skis at 9 and just leave them.
i do every season before skiing take my skis and get a din check.
Jun 20 2019 9:39PM 0 0
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