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Stand description
Stand description
When you shop on our website, there will only be one image of each model, even if this model comes in different sizes and condition. This means that in most cases you do not buy the skis that the pictures show on the product page.
But there is no reason to be nervous about this, because…
To give you the best experience, we have decided to be completely transparent on the site. So that there are no negative surprises, we have classified all our products according to the wear conditions: gold, silver and bronze.
All skis are newly waxed and sharpened!
When buying used skis at Brugteski.dk, there should be no doubt as to whether the ski is fully functional. Any scratches in the sole have been filled in, the edges have been sharpened and all the skis have been newly waxed. To ensure the best safety, all defective gear is sorted out and will not be sold on Brugteski.dk!
With us, it is mainly the surface and the bindings that have cosmetic scratches, which have no effect on the function of the skis!
Our skis have always been maintained. We have ensured that the structure and durability of the skis has been maintained.
GOLD CONDITION: EQUIPMENT IN VERY GOOD CONDITION
Tops of the ski: The top with a few scratches, but no big nicks.
Bindings: Bindings with a few scratches, as well as screws that may have scratches after use.
Sole and edges: The sole is perfectly filled with wax. Sharpened edges. The skis are well maintained and can be used for many seasons.
SILVER CONDITION: EQUIPMENT WITH TRACES OF WEAR
The top of the ski: The top with several smaller or larger scratches. There may also be notches.
Bindings: Bindings with several scratches, as well as screws that may have scratches after use.
Sole and edges: The sole is perfectly filled with wax, cosmetic scratches that have been covered. Sharpened edges. The skis are well maintained and can be used for several seasons.
BRONZE STAND: EQUIPMENT WITH SEVERAL TRACES OF WEAR
The top of the ski: The top with several to many small or large scratches and nicks. However, it has no effect on the performance of the skis.
Bindings: Bindings may have obvious signs of use, including scratches on screws and the binding itself. However, not of further importance either, defective bindings are completely sorted out, and therefore not sold.
Sole and edges: The sole is perfectly filled with wax, cosmetic scratches that have been covered. Sharpened edges. The skis have been used quite a bit. More wear on the sole and edges.
The difference between Gold, Silver and Bronze
But what is the big difference between Gold, Silver and Bronze, you must ask yourself now? The answer is actually very simple. Features, broadcast and price.
Properties:
Of course, a Bronze ski is more worn and used than a Gold ski, but all our skis are newly sharpened and waxed. This means that all edges on all our skis are equally sharp and cut equally well through all snow.
However, there will be more traces of wear on the sole, in the form of scratches and covered notches on a Bronze ski rather than a Gold ski! Have you ever tried looking under your skis after a week on ski holiday? Many new nicks and scratches quickly appear, and it's probably not because you can feel that your skis straight ahead cut the turns "worse" at the end of the holiday than when you got them on the first day and they were perfectly fine? (If that's the case, then maybe it's due to sore poles and a little too much après ski 😉 ) A professional will be able to feel the difference, but we ordinary skiers won't... And no, you're only a professional the day you have new wax on every day depending on the weather!
Appearance:
When it comes to the appearance of the skis, it is 100% a matter of taste! If you want a ski that is really sharp without large scratches or nicks, then you should choose one gold skis.
If, on the other hand, you are more indifferent to various nicks and cosmetic scratches, but have a greater focus on the ski's properties and the most value for money, then you should go with a Bronze skis.
Now there is the infamous Silver ski left... A really nice middle ski, which has slightly more notches than a Gold ski, but not nearly as many as a Bronze ski. So if you want the best of both worlds, it's definitely one Silver skis you need.
Price:
Congratulations. Many congratulations. Because if you are reading this now, and have reached so far down the page that you are almost guaranteed to have considered whether a set of used skis could be something for you. You are on your way to perhaps making the "best ski purchase of your life". You get so much skiing for the money that it is absolutely crazy, and maybe even a little hard to believe your own eyes. We go after our skis are approx. 60% cheaper than the new price, and you won't find such a good discount anywhere else!
So if you are a person who loves to make a good deal, where afterwards you can stand and laugh at your friends who have paid a huge overprice for their new fine skis (which anyway look used after just 5 days of skiing), then you've come to the right place!
And yes, a Bronze ski is cheaper than a Gold ski, and try to guess what lies in between? A Silver ski :)
