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Any DIYer will find years of usefulness for an array of gear and home projects, repairs and maintenance out of Big Gator Hand Drill & Tap Guides. They can be used on flat surfaces (like skis & snowboards), corners and round items (like ski poles and bike frames). With or without clamping, these handy...
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Now that you skimmed the pond due to proper waxing and technique (and hopefully not your good gear) , it’s usually a sign for most that it’s time to put your boards in storage. Following is a recent bulletin from Toko: TECH BULLETIN Source: Toko Brand Management Office, Heber City, UT info@TokoUS.com 866-TOKO-USA Here...
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Side wall removal is necessary to allow the edge cutting tools to cut or polish the edges. If you are seeing plastic in your files or stones, it’s time for you to remove the side wall where the top of the side edge meets the side of your boards (see image upper left). The...
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Newsletter 04/04/13 The most noteworthy recent additions, changes and news include: Another snow season went zipping by in a flash. Hopefully, you were able to take advantage of whatever snow conditions were available and definitely tapped those precious powder days. We did and snuck out often between store and customer priorities which left little...
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FAQ One of life’s simple pleasures is getting out for skate skiing, touring or making turns on a warming bluebird day, with an inch or so of wet sweet corn on firm crust or solid base. Spring & summer predawn hikes on crust to harvest morning corn is right up there. The best corn...
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With the new season fast approaching with expectations of much more snow than last year, here is the 2012-13 Briko-Maplus Wax and Tool catalog. As with all of our tools and supplies, if it is not found in our store we probably can order it for you. So drop us a line if you have...
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