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Five Steps to Better Skis

1 Hold it securely to make tuning safe, precise and easy. Use a secure vice.
2 Flatten bases to improve glide and make waxing easier.
3 Fill damaged bases for durability.
4 Structure to improve glide by reducing suction and improve wax adhesion.
5 Wax improves glide, manoeuvrability and preserves the base.

Waxing Profile with Legs

You can take this Swix lightweight aluminum cross country ski profile that sits on folding legs with you wherever you go or leave it set up in your workshop.

Bob can wax anywhere with his compact vice, even a Swiss hotel room.

Compa ct Cross-Country Ski Vice

This clever Canadian invention holds on to your cross-country skis by the binding (Profil, Pilot or NNN) It is small enough to fit into most wax boxes. We have packaged it with two binding holders.

Ski Form

Maximum stability for serious cross country ski tuning is possible with this adjustable ski form/vice. It attaches to Salomon Profil, Pilot or NNN bindings and adjusts for full stable support of the entire ski. It fits into a ski bag or collapses into two sections for storage or transportation.

Stiffer Plastic Scraper

5mm thick Plastic Scraper

Swix Plexi Sharpener

Keep your plastic scrapers sharp and square.

Swix Pencil Groove Scraper

Remove excess wax from the groove the easy way.

Swix Multi Scraper

This essential scraper has a rilling and a straight edge, groove profiles to remove excess wax from the groove and it's great for speading klister.

Base Repair Soldering Iron

Kit includes two P-Tex Base Repair Sticks

P-Tex Base Repair Sticks

Toko T14 Digital
1200W Wax Iron

Toko’s newest and most powerful, professional ski and snowboard waxing iron features a built-in microprocessor to precisely control temperature fluctuations, and heats up quickly to deliver a working temperature range of 212° to 320°F (100° to 160°C). It also features a digital readout to continually display its current operating temperature. The compact ergonomic chassis enables waxing in a variety of orientations and has a pressure-cast aluminum base featuring diagonal grooves that help distribute wax more evenly across ski or snowboard bases. The aluminum base plate is a hefty 1/2” thick and measures 4” x 6”. It’s rated at 115 volts and 1200 watts. Includes a sturdy padded nylon storage/travel case.

Kuu Iron Maiden

Put that old steam iron back in the laundr y room. This thermostatically controlled wax iron is ideal for hot waxing.

Toko HC3 Wax Remover

Toko HC3 Wax Remover is a gentle cleansing aerosol base cleaner for all types of bases. It is trichlorethane free and has a pleasant peppermint fragrance.

Swix Fiberlene Wipes

Smooth Bases Suck!

Remember to brush before and after waxing. Suction causes perfectly smooth bases to stick to the snow. Roughen your base with a brush to match the texture of the snow and eliminate this suction for faster running, easier turning skis. The warmer the snow the coarser the structure.

Toko Structurite

Eliminate wet snow suction by rolling this unique suction breaking pattern onto your base. The staggered pattern is similar to ones produced by expensive stone grinding. It comes with one medium roller.

Fibre Brush after waxing & scraping
Nylon Brush

After you hot wax and scrape remove wax from the base sructure with this brush.

Metal Brush before waxing
Steel Brush

For medium structure in temperatures -15°C and warmer

Fibre Brush after waxing & scraping
Horse Hair Brush

To remove fluoro wax from base structure use a dedicated horse hair brush.

Metal Brush before waxing
Soft Brass Brush

For fine structure in temperatures -15°C and colder and brushing out hard cold glide waxes

Waxing Cork

Tex-Pads Twin Pack

For manual cleaning, structuring or polishing bases.