The SkiSharp tool includes a pair of hard chromed laser cut files, a brass cleaning brush and a tuning stick. Optional (and recommended) stones are available separately.

• This is one of our most popular edge tuning tools, because it is extremely accurate and easy to use.
• Sharpens or polishes side and base edges simultaneously making tuning a breeze!
• Base and side angles are independantly adjustable from 0° to 3° in 1/4° increments.
• Simple and effective two-stone sharpening/polishing system using Green and Ceramic stones (sold seperately).
• The Ski Sharp is very compact, great for travel tuning or leaving up at the hill or cabin.
• The SkiSharp uses specifically sized file and stone inserts, descriptions of types and uses listed below.
• For important information on using the Ski Sharp, click here.
• Tool and stones made in the USA.

OPTIONAL/REPLACEMENT STONES AND FILES:

 GREEN STONES

• Use this stone first.
• Aggressive silicone carbide sharpening stones.
• Use them in place of files to sharpen edges without removing excessive material.
  
• Great for removing work hardened metal on new ski edges.
• Finish with the ceramic stones.
• Sold as a pair.
  

CERAMIC STONES

• Use this stone second.
• Ruby ceramic polishing stones remove burrs, polish and hone edges.
• Use after the Green Stones for perfectly finished edges.
• Sold as a pair.

REPLACEMENT FILES 

• Replacement files for Ski Sharp.
• Hard chromed and laser cut for long life and clean cuts.
• Sold as a pair.

Using the Ski Sharp Tool (the basic version)

1. Set your desired bevel angles on the tool.
2. The tool comes with a set of files, use these to set your angles initially, or to change angles if desired, after that hide them away and use the Green and Ceramic stones to maintain your edges. Using the files too often removes more material than required and shortens the lifespan of your skis. Of course use them if the edges really need a freshening up, just don't use 'em all the time.
3. Insert the Green Stones and address the edges, shlightly overlapping strokes work best. The Green stones are aggressive and create a sharp edge without removing alot of material.
4. Insert the Ceramic Stones and address the edges, again using overlapping strokes (tip to tail or tail to tip, doesn't matter). The Ceramic Stones polish and hone the edges, making them faster on the snow and more durable.
5. You're done...go ski!