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Sponsored: Renoun: How Are Skis Made?

Author Cyrus Schenck
Publish date Jun 21, 2022

: This article is in the series "Sponsored: How to build a ski - Sponsored by Renoun"

Part 5 - Sidewall

Episode 5
Sidewall
The sidewall protects the wood core from impacts and water damage. It also acts as a shock absorber above your edge when you hit something hard. Without its malleable characteristics, a ski would break far easier.

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Overview Episode 1-Bases Episode 2-Edges Episode 3- VDS Rubber Part 4 - Core Part 5 - Sidewall Part 6 - Tip/Tail Part 7 - Metal Part 8 - Fiberglass Part 9 - Topsheet View full article

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