What are the tuning angles for the skis?Updated 22 days ago

The factory ski tuning angles for all models are set at 88 degrees side edge and 1 degree base edge. This standard tuning provides a balanced blend of edge grip, control, and maneuverability, making it ideal for a wide range of skiers and snow conditions. However, these ski edge angles can be adjusted to enhance or reduce performance based on skier preference and terrain type.

For increased performance—especially on hardpack or icy slopes—skiers can opt for a sharper side edge angle, such as 87 degrees. This modification increases edge hold and precision, which is favored by advanced skiers and racers. 

Conversely, increasing the base edge angle beyond 1 degree can make skis feel smoother and easier to pivot. This setup is often preferred for freestyle, freeride, or beginner skiers who prioritize a more forgiving ride and effortless turning.

Customizing ski tuning angles allows you to fine-tune how your skis perform—giving you the ability to match your gear to your skiing style, terrain, and performance goals.