lamine per swoard

[Alby S]

qualcuno sa dirmi i gradi ottimali delle lamine per la swoard (gradi laterali e tuning).
grazie

[volo24]

Silber mi ha consigliato 88° senza tuning.
le istruzioni della casa:
Edge Sharpenning

Use a fine file, inserted into an egde tool if possible.

In order to maximize the lifespan of the edges, we recommend sharpening your edges to 90 degrees. If you wish to increase the stability of the board when it is riding flat on the base, a negative one (-1) degree can be applied to the base edge and 89 ° to the side edge. We do not recommend sharpening your edges to 88 degrees or less, as this reduces the edges' lifespan.

Our boards have been designed to provide a progressive edge hold along the entire running length. In addition, the nose guides the board accurately through a carve.
For these reasons the edges must be shapened from tip to tail, for the entire edge length, including the entire nose.
De-tuning (unsharpening) the ends of the nose and tail, a very common practice with many snowboarders and skiers, will decrease the overall performance of our boards. This is especially true in icy conditions. De-tuned edges will result in less edge hold and a ride that is less accurate.

Note: To avoid wasting time when sharpening edges that are new or in poor condition, use a coarse/rougher file to remove the worst sections. When the edges become sharp, switch to a fine file to complete the job.

[Alby S]

ok, grazie 1000

Silber mi ha consigliato 88° senza tuning.
le istruzioni della casa:
Edge Sharpenning

Use a fine file, inserted into an egde tool if possible.

In order to maximize the lifespan of the edges, we recommend sharpening your edges to 90 degrees. If you wish to increase the stability of the board when it is riding flat on the base, a negative one (-1) degree can be applied to the base edge and 89 ° to the side edge. We do not recommend sharpening your edges to 88 degrees or less, as this reduces the edges' lifespan.

Our boards have been designed to provide a progressive edge hold along the entire running length. In addition, the nose guides the board accurately through a carve.
For these reasons the edges must be shapened from tip to tail, for the entire edge length, including the entire nose.
De-tuning (unsharpening) the ends of the nose and tail, a very common practice with many snowboarders and skiers, will decrease the overall performance of our boards. This is especially true in icy conditions. De-tuned edges will result in less edge hold and a ride that is less accurate.

Note: To avoid wasting time when sharpening edges that are new or in poor condition, use a coarse/rougher file to remove the worst sections. When the edges become sharp, switch to a fine file to complete the job.

[Silber]

ps..qualcuno tira via 1° sotto...ma se non si sa fare bene meglio lasciar perdere...

[Alby S]

ok, grazie.
non avevo visto che sul sito c'erano le indicazioni.

ps..qualcuno tira via 1° sotto...ma se non si sa fare bene meglio lasciar perdere...