Product Overview
These simple puppies pull ski brake arms up and out of your way for tuning ski bases and edges. They feature a sturdy round rubber loop with a handy finger pull and hook so you don't pinch a pinkie in the process.
- They go on fast and easy, and work great.
- Get a few so you don't have to switch 'em back and forth between skis while tuning.
- Sold each.
How to use:
- With the ski base side down, press down on the brake to retract the brake arms.
- Put the rubber loop around the brake arm opposite you.
- With your finger in the orange plastic loop stretch the rubber band over the top of the heel piece and hook the underside of the brake arm closest to you with the orange plastic hook.
Reviews
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5 Brake retainer
Posted by David on Apr 14, 2026
Much better than the rubber band method. The rubber is sturdy and the hook, enables easy attachment, and release.
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5 Brake retainer
Posted by David D on Apr 13, 2025
Easy to use and work with
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5 Use
Posted by David M on Mar 09, 2025
Easy to use very convenient
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5 brake retainer
Posted by Matt on Mar 04, 2024
Does the trick. This one is easier to deal with than rubber bands.
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5 Well designed and cheap
Posted by Doug on Mar 20, 2023
Easy to use for all my bindings. Makes waxing and tuning easy.
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5 Best brake holders I've used
Posted by Dustin on Feb 01, 2023
I've been tuning skis at home for about 25 years, and these are fantastic brake retainers. Well worth the few dollars.
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4 brake retainer
Posted by Christian Kingsbury on Jan 01, 2023
Good product. Loses tension quickly. Brake retaining rubber bands might hold up better. But I've bought these twice.
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3 Slips
Posted by Zach on Dec 18, 2022
Slips off sometimes, and, doesnt work as well as the simple rubber band types.
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5 Brake retainer
Posted by Rob May on Jan 07, 2021
Works great
