+ Waxing and tuning info

Swix Wax Tutorial - how to wax and prepare skis, perfect for beginning waxers

Try the new Wax Wizard - automated wax recommendations!

The latest wax testing results from various events

Edge filing information

Safety Issues regarding waxing

The Swix Brush program

Fluorinated and Hydrocarbon wax application techniques

Cera F wax application techniques

The Hot Scrape base cleaning technique

When and how to create structure on your ski base

Factors influencing wax decisions - when to use what wax

Summer waxing tips - how to care for skis in the off season

 

 

 

+ Swix nordics products

Nordic Waxes - try the new Wax Wizard

Recreational level skiers

The F4 system for no-wax skis

The Universal Wax system

Intermediate level skiers

The Swix Jubilee waxes

Traditional grip waxes

Traditional Klisters

The Cera Nova system of glide wax (cat. 3 & 4)

Advanced level skiers

The new VR line of fluorinated grip waxes - part of the new Krystal system.

Cera Classic Klisters w/fluorocarbon content

The Cera Nova system of glide wax (cat. 1 & 2)

The older XF line of high-fluorinated grip waxes (replaced by the VR line)

The older VF line of low-fluorinated grip waxes (replaced by the VR line)

Nordic tuning and application info

New! - The Swix Wax Tutorial - a page on how to wax and prepare skis. It's a perfect tutorial for beginning waxers, and features Swix's own Steve Poulin.

The latest wax testing results from various events

How to prepare and tune wooden skis

How and where to apply kick wax

How to apply structure to the ski base

The Hot Scrape base cleaning technique

Safety issues regarding waxing

Factors influencing waxing decisions (what wax to use when)

The Swix brush program

Nordic Poles

Composite cross country poles

Aluminum cross country poles

Backcountry poles

Nordic tuning equipment

The T-78 cross country ski vise

Swix brushes and roto-brushes

Swix waxing irons