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Snowboard Wax

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Frequently Asked Questions

Warm or soft wax suits wet, slushy Australian snow. Cold or hard wax suits firm, dry early-morning snow. If you are only buying one, buy all-temperature wax. It is a compromise, but a small one compared with riding on a dry base.

Hot wax is ironed in then scraped back, so it penetrates the base structure properly and lasts far longer. Rub-on is a quick mid-trip top-up that wears off fast. Useful to carry, but not a substitute for a proper hot wax.

Every five or six riding days is a reasonable guide, but check the base. If it looks chalky and white along the edges, it is dry. Wet Australian snow drags on a dry base more than dry powder does, so wax more often here than northern hemisphere advice suggests.

Yes. Our Richmond workshop handles hot waxing and full tunes if you would rather ride than scrape.

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