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Get more out of your skiing – visit our ski workshop

  • State-of-the-art grinding machine
  • Extend the life of your equipment
  • Visit us in Branäs village and mountains

Ski workshop in Branäs

Do you want better glide, sharper edges and an even more enjoyable skiing experience? Bring your equipment to our workshop and we will make sure your skis are in top condition. With the right service, you will not only have more fun skiing but also a longer lifespan for your equipment. 

We help you with your equipment – Branäs village & mountain 

Good skiing starts with equipment that does its job. In our ski workshop in Branäs village, we make sure that your skis are always in top condition using the latest technology. In our newly renovated workshop, we use a state-of-the-art service machine to give your equipment the best possible service. Here you can choose between different service packages according to your needs. 

For those of you who would like help with fitting and reassembly, you are also warmly welcome to our workshop at Branäsberg. We only accept drop-ins, so just swing by!
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Price list 24/25 - Verkstad Byn


355


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695

895



115

295


495

 


225

455


175

695

895

Price list 24/25 - Verkstad Berget


115

295


495

225

455


175

NEW: State-of-the-art grinding machine in Branäs village

For this season, we are fine-tuning the ski workshop! In Branäs village, we use Wintersteiger Jupiter, one of the most advanced service robots for skis and snowboards. With fully automatic grinding and precision adjustment, you get skis with perfect structure, sharp edges and optimal glide – every time.  

Come into our workshop located in the ski rental in the village - we give you the conditions for a better skiing experience!  

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Why should you hand in your skis to the ski repair shop?

1. Better glide and control

In our ski workshop, we grind and structure the base to optimize glide based on temperature and snow conditions. We also ensure that the edges are sharp, which provides better grip in turns – especially on harder surfaces.

2.Extended lifespan  

Regular waxing and grinding keeps your skis in top condition for longer. A dry base can crack and reduce performance, and small scratches repaired in time will prevent larger damage that will affect your skiing.

3. Better security  

Dull edges make it harder to get a grip on hard surfaces, increasing the risk of losing control. Sharp edges give you better stability and safer turns.

4. Less effort, more fun riding  

Skis with good glide and sharp edges require less force to steer and turn, making skiing smoother, more energy-efficient and even more fun – whether you’re skiing on freshly groomed mountain slopes or more challenging terrain.

How often should you maintain your skis?

  • Sharpening – After 10-15 days of skiing, you should sharpen your skis.
  • Grazing – For the best skiing experience, you should graze your skis when there are temperature differences.
  • Full service – before and after each season

How do I take care of my skis myself?

1. Brush and wipe your skis after each day of skiing

  • Wipe the skis with a cloth when you are finished, snow and moisture can lead to rust on the edges.
  • Use a nylon brush to brush away dirt and old wax from the base – this helps maintain a good glide.

2. Store your skis correctly  

  • Avoid storing the skis in damp areas as rust can form on the edges.
  • Lubricate the edges with a thin layer of paraffin wax if you are going to store the skis for a long time, this will protect against rust and drying out.

    3. Check the bindings  

  • Make sure there is no dirt or ice in the bindings as this can affect function.
  • If you change ski boots or notice that the bindings are releasing unexpectedly, we at the ski workshop can help you adjust them for optimal safety.
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