Ski Tuning Tips & Frequently Asked Questions
In your house/flat. Ideally in a place where the temperature and humidity vary the least. While you may want to put them in the loft, garage or shed when off-season, the temperature range in these environments means your ski/board undergoes expansion and contraction with heat and cold cycles which, when coupled with humidity changes may cause delamination. If, for some reason, you've had a "core shot" where you've scraped the base right through to the wood core, and water has been absorbed into the core; a hot/cold cycle in the loft or garage could cause your ski or board to become permanently warped and therefore unusable. So my advice is keep them under your bed, on top of your wardrobe, or in the back bedroom. After all, when you're charging down the slopes you want to have full confidence in them!