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Midwest_freeskiI just bought board side down stick wax and wanted some reviews of it.
Mr.HavercampI've only been using BSD wax for a couple seasons and I can't complain. I would definitely look into getting an iron and hot waxing though
BoardSideDownThrift stores are an inexpensive option to get a used clothing iron ($3-$10), or you can spend anywhere from $40-$400 on an actual ski wax iron.
BoardSideDownGlad you are digging the wax!
We definitely agree with investing in an iron to hot wax. Our wax applicator is great for a quick rub-on in the parking lot or at the top of a run, but a hot wax will last you 4+ days of riding.
Thrift stores are an inexpensive option to get a used clothing iron ($3-$10), or you can spend anywhere from $40-$400 on an actual ski wax iron.
BoardSideDownGlad you are digging the wax!
We definitely agree with investing in an iron to hot wax. Our wax applicator is great for a quick rub-on in the parking lot or at the top of a run, but a hot wax will last you 4+ days of riding.
Thrift stores are an inexpensive option to get a used clothing iron ($3-$10), or you can spend anywhere from $40-$400 on an actual ski wax iron.
BoardSideDownStoked you picked up one of our applicator sticks. Let us know how you like it! If you have any questions or concerns, shoot us a message.
Midwest_freeskiIt just came in the mail yesterday. Took awhile because I ordered it a few weeks ago. Anyways I applied some this morning and am scheduled to ski tomorrow night. I'll see if I can feel a difference.
Fred_BearI have the rub on and a couple bricks. Its the bees knees
