Servicing

We stock ski wax, snowboard wax, wax scrapers, base brushes, wax irons - everything you need to service your snowboard or skis, including edge tools, ptex repair kits to keep the base smooth and fast and the edges sharp. You can take it to a specialist shop or do it yourself with some wax and an edging tool and some p-tex or p-text. There are loads of website offering advice on how to do a snowboard service and you can buy the tools and waxes right here to do your own tuning. A good file or stone is all you need to add to an edging tool, some wax and a scraper. It isn't rocket science! Buy a kit and get the whole lot in one easy go ready to tune up your board.

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Bakoda2
BeaverWax5
Bluebird4
Burton4
Burton is one of the most successful snowboarding companies in the world for two reasons - they were one of the very first and you do not get to be number one without being good. Burton gear has a great reputation and their after sales service is great too. The Burton product range is now colossal - covering almost everything you need to go snowboarding. Many a skier can be seen wearing Burton outerwear too!
Demon24
Demon Snow are major players in the specialist field of snowboarding accessories. Demon rapidly gained a great reputation for their body armour and helmets which offer outstanding levels of protection and value for money and are now market leaders in the UK - and for good reason!
Kunzmann4
PoorBoy1
Snoli1
Toko4
TurboFlame1
Union1
Union snowboard bindings are all about durability, comfort, performance and delivering the lightest bindings on the market. Each and every part of making Union bindings is done in-house with zero outsourcing. Every single piece of a Union binding is therefore completely exclusive to Union - you can't find it anywhere else.
Zardoz4

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Servicing Kits-
Ideal as a present for the enthusiastic skier or boarder who wants to save a fortune by servicing his/her own equipment.
Hot Wax-
Hot wax is the best and longest lasting type of wax. It needs to be melted and applied to the base of your board or skis using a hot iron.
Quick Wax-
If you have not got the time or patience to hot wax your board or skis, a 'quick' wax can be rubbed, wiped or sprayed onto your board/skis. These waxes work superbly well and are quick and easy to apply. The main downside is that you have to apply them far more frequently than you do with a 'hot' wax.
Scrape & Brush-
Once hot wax has been applied it soaks into the base structure of your board/skis. All of the excess should then be scraped off so the base looks like it has no wax on it. A base brush then 'roughens' up the structure of the remaining wax to break down any surface tension with the snow.
Edge Tools-
Keeping your edges sharp is quick, simple and easy for any DIYer to achieve and it can have a massive impact on the performance of your board or skis, making them glide further, carve smoother and go faster!
Clean & Repair1
Before you wax the base of your snowboard or skis you need to repair and fill any minor dings, holes or problem areas. P-tex is the best thing to use. You also need to make sure absolutely 100% of the old wax has been removed or your repair will not take and the new wax will not take either. A good base cleaner is highly recommended.
Wax Irons-
It is no good using your Mum's steam iron - you need a small iron with no holes in the base which heats up to just the right temperature to melt the wax. Too hot and the wax will burn and loose all of its gliding structure and properties.
Clamps & Vices-
Servicing a snowboard or skis is physical work - which is made oh so much easier if your snowboard or skis are held down firmly into position. You need to wax and scrape in one clean sweeping motion from tip to tail. If your board rocks about as you do this you will ruin all of your good work.
Other Hardware-
Nuts and bolts and other odds and ends