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Edge angle for touring ski
 Poster: A snowHead
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Hi tuning experts, is an 89 degree edge guide ok for a touring ski. I ran it over the tail end with a diamond file and seems to be only taking off material up to half way up the edge. Do I correctly assume that means the edge is set at 88 degrees? Skis never tuned before - Kaestle TX98
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If you look at Jon's information on the Piste Office website it suggests that 88 is correct for your ski.

I tend to stick with what the manufacturer does.
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HammondR wrote:
If you look at Jon's information on the Piste Office website it suggests that 88 is correct for your ski.

I tend to stick with what the manufacturer does.


Perfect thanks. Found an 88 degree guide in the bottom of the bag so all good!
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@BobinCH, tx defo 88'
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