FU Surf Wax

This formula is engineered specifically for warm water conditions. It is best suited for temperatures typically found in tropical or summer climates where standard cold-water waxes would melt or lose their tackiness.

While FU Surf Wax is formulated to resist melting in the sun, no wax is completely immune to extreme heat. It is always best practice to keep your board in a board bag and out of direct sunlight when not in the water to maintain the integrity of the wax.

FU Surf Wax is known for a high-tack, sticky texture that creates distinct, durable bumps. It provides a reliable grip that feels secure underfoot without becoming overly gummy or messy during your session.

It is generally not recommended. Because this is a warm-water specific formula, it will be too hard and slippery if used in cold water. You should always match your wax to the current water temperature to ensure proper traction.

One bar is usually sufficient to wax a standard shortboard, provided you are applying a fresh coat. If you are stripping your board and starting from scratch, you might want to have two bars on hand to ensure you get a thick, consistent base.