Pro Sidwall Tool
CHF 159.00*
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Delivery time: 1-3 days
Product Information "Pro Sidwall Tool"
With the Pro Sidewall Tool from Vola, you file down the sidewall above the steel edge. Here’s what you need to do before sharpening the side edge: If the sidewall protrudes, the file will work on it first instead of the edge, making sharpening difficult.
Vola Pro Sidewall Tool
The sidewall is the plastic or Zicral part on the side of the ski. Vola recommends shaving it down regularly throughout the season. The Pro Sidewall Tool is the professional-grade model among Vola’s sidewall planers. The angle and blade depth can be adjusted so that the blade lies flush against the sidewall.
Product Details
- √ Professional-grade sidewall plane
- √ Includes a round knife for round edges
- √ Includes a square edge tool for straight edges
- √ Adjustable tool angle
- √ Adjustable blade depth
Using the sidewall plane
Clamp the ski by the edge into the ski clamps, with the binding facing you. Place the tool on the ski and, if necessary, adjust the angle and blade depth so that the blade touches the sidewall. Then pull the tool toward you with light pressure. Two to three passes along the entire length are sufficient.
Why do I need to remove material from the sidewall?
If the sidewall hasn’t been worn down, the file should work on it first and only then on the steel edge. This makes sharpening difficult. Vola recommends repeating this step regularly throughout the season.
Which blades are included?
You’ll receive a round knife for round edges and a square knife for straight edges.
How many passes do I need?
Vola recommends two to three passes along the entire length of the ski, applying light pressure and pulling toward you.
| Area of application: | Alpine skiing, Snowboard |
|---|---|
| Color: | Red |
| Hazard pictogram: | GHS02, GHS07 |
| Hazard warnings: | EUH066, H222, H229, H304, H336, H412 |
| Manufacturer: | Vola Racing |
| Product type: | Ski wax + tools |
| Safety note: | Chemical declarations can be found in the specifications. |
| Signal word: | DANGER |
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