Frequently Asked Questions
How often should I wax my skis?
Generally, you should wax your skis every 4-6 days of skiing. If you ski in harsh conditions or feel your skis aren't gliding as efficiently, you might need to wax them more frequently.
What types of ski wax do you offer?
We provide a range of ski waxes suited to different conditions and temperatures. Our wax line includes three main variants: Yellow (0 to -10 ℃), Red (-4 to 4 ℃), and Purple (-12 to -2 ℃). We also manufacture liquid ski wax for those who prefer an easy-to-apply option.
How do I choose the right wax for the snow conditions?
Choosing the right wax largely depends on the temperature of the snow. Our waxes are designed for specific temperature ranges. Yellow is ideal for 0 to -10 ℃, Red is perfect for -4 to 4 ℃, and Purple works best for -12 to -2 ℃.
How do I apply the traditional ski wax?
Firstly, clean your skis thoroughly. Then, using a wax iron, melt the wax onto the base of the skis. Spread it evenly across the base and allow it to cool and harden. Once cooled, scrape off the excess wax and buff the base with a brush until it's smooth and glossy.
How do I apply the liquid ski wax?
To apply our liquid wax, clean your skis first. Then, using a small brush, apply the wax evenly onto the base. Allow the wax to dry until the thinner fades away. Once dried, polish the skis with a brush with hard bristles to achieve a smooth and glossy finish.
Can I use your ski wax on other types of snow gear?
Absolutely. Our ski waxes are suitable for all types of snow sliding equipment, including snowboards and cross-country skis.
Do you provide bulk discounts for shops or ski rental services?
Yes, we do offer special rates for bulk orders. Please reach out to our sales team for more information.
What should I do if I have a problem with your product?
Our customer service team is always ready to help. If you have any issues with our products, please contact us immediately. Your satisfaction is our priority.