RaceWax Ski Roto Brush

A nylon brush is typically used first to remove the bulk of the wax from the base structure. The horsehair brush is designed for the final polishing stage, as its finer, stiffer bristles are better at clearing out microscopic wax remnants and polishing the base for maximum glide.

Yes, this brush is 100 mm wide and designed to be compatible with standard roto-brush axles from major manufacturers, including Swix, Toko, SKS, and RedCreek.

Any standard cordless drill with a variable speed trigger will work. You generally want to run the brush at a moderate speed—too fast can create excessive heat, which may damage the base or smear the wax rather than polishing it.

Horsehair is widely considered the gold standard for final polishing because it is naturally stiff yet gentle enough to polish the base structure without damaging it. It effectively clears out the base texture to ensure the ski or snowboard glides as fast as possible.

Yes, the 100 mm width is standard for both ski and snowboard tuning. As long as your axle system accommodates this width, it will perform identically on both types of equipment.