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Help please snowheads, after my 1st ski holiday in years and with the new slope at Hemel not far from me i have got the ski bug again!
!. I Just purchased a second hand pair of public enemies with a pair of Salomon S810 TI's. i am planning on using these at hemel a fair bit this summer and practicing a bit a freestyle on a Friday night, the bindings fitted wont take my boots so need re mounting how easy is it to do this yourself?? if not where is my best bet to take them local to north London/Herts (Hemel???). The bases are in good condition but feel very dry/furry and in need of a good wax, last time i waxed a pair of skis was more than 10 years ago has anyone got any links to websites or youtube tutorials they use/recommend? however i might just bite the bullet and get them mounted/waxed and edged in store somewhere what should i expect this to cost??? Thanks in advance for any responses/ help.....
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At the risk of spamming for the dodgy scouser check out Jon's ski tuning for all the self tutorial tips you might need. Bartletts maybe for a mount in NW London.
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cheers i used to use bartletts a fair bit 10-15 years ago used to race with his daughters.
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There are lots of tutorials on youtube just type in waxing skis. Jons ski tuning web site is brillant for info also look at
www.togner.com
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
dont go near the bindings you will need a jig to get them in the right place £10-£20 should get them done in any shop. Try find someone who tunes by hand I second the recomendations above.
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Poster: A snowHead
!. I Just purchased a second hand pair of public enemies with a pair of Salomon S810 TI's. i am planning on using these at hemel a fair bit this summer and practicing a bit a freestyle on a Friday night, the bindings fitted wont take my boots so need re mounting how easy is it to do this yourself?? if not where is my best bet to take them local to north London/Herts (Hemel???). The bases are in good condition but feel very dry/furry and in need of a good wax, last time i waxed a pair of skis was more than 10 years ago has anyone got any links to websites or youtube tutorials they use/recommend? however i might just bite the bullet and get them mounted/waxed and edged in store somewhere what should i expect this to cost??? Thanks in advance for any responses/ help..... 
