Ski wax and skins
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- (0)Swix HS10 Glide Wax (0C to +10C) 60G$49.95
(2)Maplus Universal Red Glide Wax (-15 to -5C)$24.95
(0)Swix PS6 Glide Wax (-12 to -6C)$24.95
(0)Swix HS6 Glide Wax (-12C to -6C) 60G$49.95
(0)Swix PS8 Glide Wax (-4 to 4C)$24.95
(1)Swix V-Line Wax$16.95
(2)Maplus Universal Yellow Glide Wax (-5 to 0C)$24.95
(0)Swix F4 Universal Liquid Glide Wax$29.95
(0)Swix F4 Universal Glide Wax$24.95
(0)Swix T73 Digital Sport Waxing Iron$224.95
(8)Swix Tour Pack Wax Kit$49.95
(0)Swix HS7 Glide Wax (-8C to -2C) 60G$49.95
SAVE 72%(0)Salomon Kit Skin - Grind Adaptor$9.94$36.00
(24)Kuu Iron Maiden Waxing Iron$99.95
(2)Kuu Mach Alpine Speedwax 500g$68.95
(0)Swix Skin Cleaner$35.95
(0)Swix HS8 Glide Wax (-4C to +4C) 60G$49.95
(0)Swix HS8 Liquid Glide Wax (-4C to +4C)$74.95
(3)Kuu Alpine Mach Rub-On Glide Wax$21.95
(0)Swix Base Binder$16.95
(0)Tools4Boards Big Block Natural Cork$12.95
(0)Swix Skin Boost 80ML$44.95
(0)Swix HS5 Glide Wax (-18C to -10C) 60G$49.95
(0)Swix PS7 Glide Wax (-8 to -2C)$24.95
NEW(0)Swix PS5 Glide Wax (-18C to -10C) 60G$24.95
(2)Kuu Mach Alpine 3-Temperature Speedwax 180g$38.95
(1)Swix Nordic Easy Glide Liquid Wax$34.95
(2)Kuu Nordic Grip Wax (Moist: +5 to 0C)$13.95
(3)Kuu Nordic Grip Wax (Universal: 0 to -8C)$13.95
(1)Kuu Nordic Grip Wax (Cold: -8 to -15C)$13.95
NEW(0)Swix North Bio Warm Glide Wax (0C to +10C)$19.95
NEW(0)Swix North Bio Universal Glide Wax (All Temperatures)$19.95
NEW(0)Swix North Bio Cold Glide Wax (-20C to -6C)$19.95
(0)Swix Bio-R8 Performance Wax (-2C To +10C) 60G$19.95
(0)Swix Bio-G4 Performance Wax (-20C To -10C) 60G$19.95
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Pamper your skis with ski wax and skins
If you want to break out your ski wax stand and try waxing your skis yourself or you’re looking for a new ski wax to try, the best ski wax for your skis depends on a few things like temperature, skiing style and snow conditions.
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Temperature: Ski waxes are designed with the temperature of the snow in mind, so think about the conditions you ski in the most and pick a wax that matches up with the temperature of the snow.
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Skiing style and wax type: For the casual skier, hydrocarbon waxes are affordable and get the job done, but if you're trying to maximize speed and glide then fluorocarbon waxes enhance performance and durability.
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Hard wax vs soft wax: For icy snow, hard waxes perform better but if the snow is slushy and wet, pick up a soft wax.
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Application: If you prefer an easy-to-apply wax then a rub-on wax is ideal, but if you don’t mind a bit of hard work and time spent then hot waxes will reward you with better performance after applying it to your skis with a waxing iron.
Trial and error are the key with ski waxes, don’t be afraid to try out different waxes until you find the one that works for you. Check out waxes from brands like Kuu, Swix and Mountainflow.