How often should I wax my park skis

[Ari.ganju]

Just curious if it is the same as normal

 

[SchizoSkier]

I never wax mine

 

[Vish-shoe]

I never wax mine

 

[Slowbro]

I do it whenever my skis are feeling slow or the temp changes a lot

 

[onenerdykid]

What skis are they/do the have sintered bases? If yes, then the more you wax, the stronger and faster your bases will be. The less you wax, the slower and weaker your bases will be.

If they have extruded bases, then hot waxing will be a waste of your time. Just use a daily, rub-on applicator. Only lasts a run or 2 though.

 

[Ari.ganju]

What skis are they/do the have sintered bases? If yes, then the more you wax, the stronger and faster your bases will be. The less you wax, the slower and weaker your bases will be.

If they have extruded bases, then hot waxing will be a waste of your time. Just use a daily, rub-on applicator. Only lasts a run or 2 though.

They are armada edollo 2023

 

[BallClapper]

They are armada edollo 2023

Sintered UHMW polyethylene

 

[albinoboy]

every 2 weeks if your skiing consistently I’d say but there’s no such thing as waxing too often if you wanted to go crazy with it.

although if you don’t really care just keep a block of wax and buff pad in your pocket and it you need speed or are sticking just pop your skis off and go to town.

 

[drifts]

Sintered UHMW polyethylene

Where do you look to find out what base material your skis use? Tried to google “blackops 118 base material” and nothing pops up in any product descriptions I read

 

[BallClapper]

Where do you look to find out what base material your skis use? Tried to google “blackops 118 base material” and nothing pops up in any product descriptions I read

Looked and I can't find anything on them. Normally you would just look in the product description on the manufactures website.

 

[hi_vis360]

I wax a bunch in the spring when the snow is sticky, get the warm weather wax it makes a huge difference