Swix Roto Tools

Roto brushes significantly reduce the time and physical effort required to finish a ski base. By automating the brushing process with a drill, you achieve a more uniform, professional-grade texture that is difficult to replicate consistently by hand.

The 100mm width is specifically designed for standard alpine skis. While it works well for most ski bases, it is generally too narrow for snowboards, which typically require wider brushes for full-width coverage in a single pass.

You need a standard power drill with a variable speed setting. It is best to use a drill that allows you to control the RPM, as you will want to start at a lower speed to avoid overheating the base structure.

Yes, it is an excellent upgrade for home tuners. While it requires a small learning curve to master the pressure and speed, it makes the most tedious part of waxing—brushing out the structure—much faster and more effective.

Yes, but you will need to swap out the brush attachment depending on the stage of your tune. The roto system supports various brush types, such as nylon for general polishing or horsehair for fine-tuning, allowing you to customize your workflow.