Swix Base Prep Wax

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The Swix Base Prep Alpine Wax is for use in normal winter conditions with temperatures ranging from 0 to -10 degrees Celsius. The All Round Base Prep wax can be used on most skis and snowboards and can be used on new skis and as a travel wax.

Features:

  • For most skis/boards
  • BP88 wax is an all-around base wax used for normal winter conditions. Specifically used for new skis and as a travel wax
  • BP99 wax is recommended as the first wax on all new skis to get the ski bases accustomed to hot irons. Also recommended for skis or boards in the “Hot Box” and temperatures should never be higher than 130-degrees Fahrenheit.
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Before you even begin to apply your wax prepare your ski or snowboard base with the Swix Base Prep Wax.
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Actual Temperature Range:0 to -10 degrees Celsius
Composition:Hydro Carbon
Model #:BP088-900
Size:900g
Snow Temperature:Moderate
Wax Form:Block
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Swix Base Prep Wax Reviews:

Reviews:

I've been on both sides of the spectrum of ski tuning as I gate bashed/race tuned my skis for the first half of my life and the second half has been spent skiing in Utah where you rarely need to tune at all. One thing has remained constant though and that is using the Swix Base Prep Wax for at least the first few coats of wax for a season if not the whole season. The all conditions version does well for a lot of conditions for prep waxing and the 14-32 is the bees knees as it works well for both drier snow and all season use. The only conditions that it falters slightly in is the super saturated snow where speed additives are borderline necessary. If you wax your own, go with the Base Prep and be faster on the traverse.

Wally Phillips at Backcountry.com on 06/19/2012

Pretty straight forward, red base prep to get your bases ready for mid range temps, yellow for warmer, and purple for colder temps throughout the year, then just add some LF or HF on top on the days you need it. Good hard wax to make sure anything you lay over it will penetrate the base well and last you more than just a few runs.

R.J. Gardner at Backcountry.com on 03/29/2012

After a competitive nordic ski career of obsessing over waxing, this is all I use for ski touring and skimo racing. Easy to scrape and clean and lasts well. Use a liquid rub on wax in addition once and a while to keep bases from drying out and you are set!

Eric Carter at Backcountry.com on 01/15/2013