We all need to tune our skis more, but it's understandably easy to put off, or simply ignore completely. But, while we're all waiting for snow to pile up and chairlifts to start spinning this ...

It’s that time of year again: The first snowflakes are falling; winter hats and gloves, jackets, boots and skis and snowboards are being pulled from the back of the closet. Ski season won’t be here ...

Ever wonder what’s actually happening when you drop your skis off to get tuned at your local ski shop? Gov Carrigan, Nomad’s Founder and longtime Jackson Hole local, has been obsessed with tuning skis ...

Powder aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission. Getting kitted out for ski season isn’t just about finding the perfect ...

Yesterday we kicked off the first of a four-part series on tuning your skis at home, talking about vice grips and base repair. Of course, that’s only the first part in getting the most out of your ...

In the third episode of a four-part series on home ski tuning technique, Matt Hupperts of the Edgeworks discusses waxing strategies. Ski waxes vary wildly in price, from $15 for basic waxes to over ...

Complete your on-mountain kit with this selection of ski accessories, including protection, eyewear, poles, boot warmers and tuning equipment. Getting kitted out for ski season isn’t just about ...

CLARKSTON, Mich. (WXYZ) — Racing and recreational skiers alike will perform better on precisely tuned skis, and precisely tuning a ski requires state-of-the-art ...

Whether you're a casual skier or participating in competitions like Red Bull Cascade, full confidence on any terrain starts with making sure your skis are in top shape. In fact, regular maintenance is ...

PITTSFIELD — There was a time when the Berkshires were a go-to ski destination in New England, drawing thousands of skiers who boarded “snow trains” at New York City’s Grand Central Terminal for ...

Back when I was a college racer, I remember a girlfriend finding me in my kitchen with a pair of skis on the table, an iron in my hand and a big red block of Toko wax. “What are you doing?” she asked.