Sidecut Micro-adjustable World Cup Sidewall Cutter with Stabilizer

Can't get your edges sharp? Check out our newly designed, best Sidewall Remover yet. Undoubtedly the most overlooked but most significant tool to have in your gear. Removes the sidewalls on all skis or boards with precision and ease.

**Key Features**
- A precision-cut professional tool with an aluminum guide.
- Stainless steel glide plate to minimize friction.
- Tool holder with NEW micro-adjustable stainless steel shaft.
- Carbide cutter of your choice and hex keys to adjust the cutter as needed.
- Ball bearing stabilizer.

**Benefits**
- New design enables "micro-adjustment" of the spring-loaded stainless steel shaft, allowing you to perfectly adjust the cutting depth of the sidewall with the thumb screw.
- Easy to use for all levels.
- The stabilization system rolls smoothly along the side edge, allowing you to remove the desired amount of sidewall with confidence and precision without the risk of unevenness.
- The stainless steel plate provides increased tool longevity and better sliding properties on the base.
- Removing the sidewall creates space so that the file can sharpen the edges at the desired angle and should therefore be used before side edge sharpening when obstacles occur.
- If the sidewall is not removed, it will interfere with the file or stone's ability to contact the steel edge, making it impossible to sharpen the edges.

**Choosing the Right Cutter**
- The round Standard cutter (gold) is typically used for 'sandwich' construction skis. They are more versatile than square cutters and work well on all skis, especially for those new to removing their sidewalls.
- The round Sharp cutter (gray) has a sharp edge and therefore works incredibly well on certain brands of skis, especially on harder sidewalls often found on racing skis.
- The square cutter is typically used for 'cap' construction skis, but also works well on all types of skis and boards, especially for those who are more skilled with their hands.
- The Multi-cutter has two round corners and two square corners for those who want to be able to handle all types of sidewalls with the same tool.