Ski Tuning Pro Ski vs Evo vs?

Last years lack of snow left my skis in poor shape and I would like a get some ptex work done and a stone grind. Any reason to choose between pro ski and evo, as they are both the same price?

I've had waxes, an edge/ptex repair, and some mounts done at proski. They have always done good work for me. The repair was for when I clipped a rock, bent the edge out a bit and took a nice divot out of the base not quite to the core. Never been to Evo so can't say anything about them.

I know Mike at ProSki makes his own skis from time to time. Not sure if the folks at Evo do that, but this would lead me to head that way for their services. Not to mention, they're just killer folks

One more positive reference for Pro Ski. Using them since the 90s and never disappointed. Just had the boards tuned up for the quick trip to Breck before Tday. First run they were so sharp I could barely ski. That's just the way I like 'em!!!!

Haven't had tune up work done at Evo, yet a good crew there no doubt. Friendly and knowledgeable.

If you want to buy ski gear from a skater kid, go to EVO. That being said, one of their techs hooked me up with a brand new chasis for one of my broken Barons for FREEEEE! Meanwhile the salesman is trying to tell me that I need to replace my rock skis, so.... shop yes, sales no.

Pro Ski: Solid non BS through and through, great guys, tell it like it is and they do great work at fair prices. Practitioners.

Ptex & grind, I'd guess they are probably the same. That said, I wouldn't go to Evo for Dynafiddle questions. Either Pro Ski on Aurora or the one in North Bend (I like that one best) are great.