Ease of use

Designed for taking care of cross-country skis.

Condition

Intensity

Skill Level

The brushes are designed to remove wax from grooves after scraping the wax off the ski bases.

Which brush should you choose?

Cross-Country Ski Accessories

Glide performance

Cross-country skiing is a sport that involves gliding, so the base of your skis must be properly maintained for optimum performance.

Waxing reduces grip and improves glide, optimizing ski base compatibility with snow characteristics (air temperature, snow quality, etc.).

You can perform your own ski maintenance or make an appointment with a professional at your workshop.

Why wax cross-country skis?

We recommend waxing the underside of new skis for optimal glide. Several consecutive waxes are best to build up a proper base. 

Your skis need to be waxed regularly, depending on how long and how often you ski, as well as snow abrasion during recent outings.
Don’t wait until the base turns a whitish colour before waxing your skis!

When should I wax my skis?

PS (formerly CH) = traditional fluoride-free hydrocarbon-based wax
Recommended for ski maintenance and regular cross-country skiing.
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HS (formerly LF) = this higher performance wax has hydrophobic properties that repel the layer of water between the base and the snow. It can be used alone or as a base

How to choose a wax

Before applying the wax, prepare the base of your skis with the bronze brush. 
Apply the wax evenly to the base with the waxing iron (usually the tail and tip, or over the full length for skating), then remove the excess wax from the groove and the ski by scraping the base with the plastic scraper.
Lastly, brush the base with the nylon brush. 
 

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Warm Cross-Country Ski Wax 60 g - PS 10