Spiral Wax Co. Brain Wax

Yes, the Brain Wax formula is designed to work effectively on the base materials of both skis and snowboards.

While all-temperature waxes are designed for versatility, they are best suited for moderate conditions. You will get reliable glide in most typical resort environments, but if you are riding in extreme sub-zero temperatures or heavy, wet spring slush, a dedicated temperature-specific wax may offer slightly better performance.

This is a traditional iron-on wax. You will need a waxing iron to melt the wax onto your base, followed by a plastic scraper to remove the excess and a nylon brush to structure the base for optimal glide.

For consistent performance, you should reapply wax every 3 to 5 days of riding. If you notice the base of your board or skis looking dry, white, or chalky, it is time for a fresh coat.

This is a hot wax that requires an iron for application. It is not a rub-on or paste wax, so it is intended for a proper bench-tuning session rather than a quick fix on the mountain.