Message #17679

[Svend]

Max, for hard snow carving the detuning is not needed.  But the grooming at our home hill is not the best, and we get a lot of pushed around snow, crud and bumps.  I find that detuning helps the edges, esp. tails, release more readily, be less hooky, and makes the skis easier to change direction quickly in that kind of snow.  Basically helps make the skis go where we want them to, instantly.