A good tune should make your skis feel predictable, fast, and sharp underfoot — not just look freshly serviced. Whether your edges need a clean-up, your bases need attention, or your skis are due for a full reset, our technicians assess the condition of the ski first and tune accordingly.

Our workshop is built around Wintersteiger equipment, including a programmable base resurfacer, stone grinder, and edger. That allows us to restore structure, flatten and finish bases properly, and bring edges back to a clean, consistent finish. We pair that machinery with hands-on inspection and finishing, because no two pairs of skis come through the shop in exactly the same condition.

We also handle binding mounts, adjustments, repairs, and more technical ski work in-house. All mounts and adjustments are completed by technicians trained on the binding systems we carry, with accuracy and safety treated as non-negotiable.

Hit a few rocks? Bring them in. We regularly assess base damage, compressed edges, and deeper repairs. Depending on the damage, we may use epoxy where a stronger, longer-cure repair makes more sense than a standard P-tex fill — particularly on touring skis, where repeated skin removal can be hard on softer base repairs.