Step 01

First, the covering is thoroughly cleaned - all residues are removed. All scratches are repaired with heated covering material.

Step 02

Now the entire covering is ground flat in several steps.

Step 03

The base structure is necessary to prevent friction between the base and the snow. Each type of snow requires an individual structure. This makes your ski fast and easy to turn.

Step 04

The edges are ground between 87 and 89 degrees. Our new Reichmann DTS-U Pro tuning machine ensures precise edges and perfect grip on the piste.

Step 5a

The last step is to apply Gigaglide lubricant. It impregnates the base and improves the gliding properties of your skis/snowboards.

Step 5b

Wax Future is the race-proven waxing method for the highest demands. The wax flows deep into the pores of the base by irradiation with infrared. This results in better base care and longer-lasting gliding properties.

Step 01

Both feet are scanned. This scan shows their footprint - an important decision-making aid for choosing the right shoe model.

Step 02

Analysis of the scan with clarification of possible malpositions and determination of pressure points on the sole of your foot. Decision whether and which insole is necessary.

Step 03

The thermoformable insole is heated to the right temperature for several minutes and then adjusted. By applying pressure to the heated sole, your individual footprint is transferred to the sole.

Step 04

After the sole has cooled down, the side edges are sanded and the sole is perfectly fitted into the shoe.

Step 05

The problem areas on the foot are taped, the inner shoe is heated - and then adapts to the shape of the foot while it cools down again.

Step 06

The shell of the ski or touring boot can be completely or partially deformed and adjusted with heat. Sometimes the shell is also processed and shaped by grinding. Nothing stands in the way of a successful - pain-free day of skiing.