I put away a pair of BD Helio 105s at the end of my season, and just took them out and was heartbroken to find that one of them appears to be irreversibly fucked. It’s lost all its camber underfoot and the tip makes contact just in front of the binding (13” inches further back than the other ski, on a 175 cm ski). Any ideas why this would possibly happen? They’re not even close to clapped out and have maybe 30 days on them over 3 seasons. I’m wondering if my method of voile strapping them together (tied at the two points of contact, tip and tail, with the strap between the skis to keep the bases from rubbing) is a terrible idea. Any ideas for how to attempt to fix it? Can I banana the other ski and rock em in pow? They’re unskiable as they stand, but I’m hoping for a miracle.
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