A versatile vise/secure support system for all ski types, snowboards & splitboards.

The Cinch Ski & Snowboard Vise....(Check out the DIY Tuning, Waxing & Repair Blog for more..........)

The Cinch Ski & Snowboard Vise
Your 'one-size-fits all' solution for securing all skis (including wide skis) and snowboards:
The Cinch vise with included Lasso Clamp can conform to any binding type and secure any ski (including alpine, AT, Telemark, XC/Classic /Touring, NNN/SNS & skate), along with snowboards and splitboards. No longer do you need to be concerned with side clamping problems relative to various shaped sidewalls and widths. It does not matter to The Cinch
Checkout a review by Lou Dawson at Wildsnow Backcountry Skiing Weblog Blog and Website (click on image to enlarge)

Waxing, Tuning
& Base Repair
Blog Entries
-Hot Touch Crayoning & Smearing Wax
-Light Hot Scraping
-Fiberlene or Shop Towels?......or Both?
-Prepping for Sweet Corn & Crust
-Measuring Edge Bevels
-The Cinch Ski & Snowboard Vise
-News: Terminator Tuning Stands Ship
-Old Enough to Slide, Old Enough to Tune
-Is De-Tuning PassÈ?
-Waxless XC or BC Skis Aren't Waxless
-Roto vs Manual Brushing
-Planing & Cutting Back SideWalls
-Avoiding Carbon using Ptex Candles
Base Cleaning: Hot Scrape or Cleaner??
-Base Cleaning: Hot Scraping
-Base Cleaning: Liquid Cleaners
-Wax Application: Powder Glide Wax
-Wax Application: Liquid Glide Wax
-Wax Application: Spray Glide Wax
-Wax Application: Hot Waxing Basics
-Plastic Wax Scraper Sharpening
-TB Razor or Xact Multi-Angle Tool?
-Base Structure
-Waxing Iron vs Clothes Iron
-Tuning Kit & the Basics
-What Edge Bevels Should I Use?
-Sensory Overload: Where to Start???
-Base Repair Options
-Lasso vs Conventional Clamping Vises
-Hanging Burr
-Reducing Wax Time, Effort & Mess
-Edge Geometry
-Scraping & Brushing Wax
-Diamonds & Stones vs Files
-Dedicated Versus Multi-Angle Guides
-Spray/Liquid, Paste, Rub On & Solid Wax
-Changing Side Edge Angle
-Changing Base Bevel Angle
-Ski Brake Retainers
-Clamping Edge Cutting Tools