Basic Care For Ski Touring Climbing Skins

[@benvaillancourt]

Really concise and straight to the point! … Beau setup de garage R-M!!

[@pawelsz4825]

Pro as always. + straight to the point. Love your content!

[@colettegschwind6800]

Very informative. Thank you!

[@melody.anomaly]

Thank you so much for these videos!

[@gleneverett9728]

Outstanding

[@jonnysigs]

thanks so much for this!! super helpful

[@vLarsn]

Had my Völkl Nanuq skins for 9 or 10 years now and they're still just as good. Never done anything with them apart from always using mesh when they're not on the skis.

[@dimaua1830]

Thanks for the video

[@simplelivingmontana]

Thanks brother.

[@brianharder7714]

Storing skins sealed in a bag in a chest freezer over the summer can reduce glue oxidation significantly.

[@goatiegoldfish]

I have a few pairs of skin at various ages. One is old and always leaves a lot of residue on the skis. I've tried to revive the glue but nothing worked. I'm thinking about doing a DIY reglue job. I wonder if you could do a video about that. I'm going to use the BD gold label adhesive. Thanks!

[@TheKobool]

i just glue them together with each other. then none of the glue is exposed. had a old pair that i kept folded for a bit too long, and that one seperated in the fold. so now i hang mine up by the tip hook

[@rockyshoresstudios4987]

Can you still show how to use the skin saver, I got one with my G3. Do I just sandwich them and roll?

[@craigbosko2229]

Question, IS THERE SUCH THING AS, "ADDING MORE GLUE TO THE SKINS "

[@brianharder7714]

Yes, Iron some newspaper on with a hot iron and slowly peel while hot, moving the iron down the skin as you go. This will remove a layer of contaminated and oxidized glue. Sometimes that is enough. You can also add a thin layer of fresh glue over that. Typically just do the first and last 20cm or so unless it's really bad.

[@gleneverett9728]

Outstanding