Ski- Snowboard
Wax 1 Bar Huge 0.94 Lbs! - 430 Gram - Red Free Ship New
USD $22.94
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will last all winter or share with friends
Easy to apply - Designed to be used with a wax iron.
Made in the U.S.A. -100%
Fast ground .maintenance and impregnation ski snowboard wax
Melts quickly and can be applied easy with iron
After appliance scrape solidified wax until a fine coat with scraper
ALL-TEMPERATURE (UNIVERSAL) WAX
Fast ground .maintenance and impregnation ski snowboard wax
For the masses, this most basic and popular formula wide-temperature range (universal) wax. These are versatile, inexpensive, reliable and convenient for recreational riders, patrolers, guides, instructors and others who commonly encounter a wide variety of snow/temperature conditions, and simply need such basic wax benefits as easier turning, decent glide and base durability
IF you need TEMPERATURE-SPECIFIC WAXES SEE OUR EBAY STORE FOR HUGE SELECTION OF WAXES
HOT WAXING
WAX CONSUMPTION:
When hot waxing, it generally takes about 15 grams of wax (1/2 ounce) to wax a pair of alpine skis. It takes a bit less for nordic skis, and a bit more for snowboards. Please note this is when you know and watch what you are doing and how you waxing. You can drip and waste lot of wax easy!
any wax, regardless of the brand, is better than no wax at all. Subtle differences count when waxing for racing or training, but an application of any universal wax will give the average skier a noticeably better ski experience. You don?t need $50 wax unless you race .You do need to take care your skis and wax them!
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Sold in bulk, non-retail container. You get 1 bar from bulk box (not included).
DON'T BURN BASES: Hot irons should never come in contact with unwaxed base material or you can seriously damage it. Drip or rub on enough wax before ironing.
Keep your iron moving! Or you damage bases.
DELAMINATION WARNING: When waxing skis or snowboards that have previously been repaired for delaminations, be especially careful not to overheat the base, since it may soften the epoxy you originally used for the repair and subsequently weaken or even it.
DON'T WAX COLD BASES : Make sure bases are clean and at room temperature (minimum 60*F) before waxing. If too cold, p-tex base molecules have less space between them to properly absorb wax...which can result in overheating and possibly damaging bases with excessive iron heat.
Irons take long time to cool off so be careful
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