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Hands-On Ski and Snowboard Wax Lesson?

Skis & Boards need to be waxed often after a single day of riding to no longer than 3 days depending upon the snow condition. We’ll teach you – at your own station, on your own equipment – how to wax so you can do it at home in as little as 15 minutes using tools you can gather for about $ 7. We discuss about tuning and overall equipment care and end with waxing your own equipment. You’ll learn why caring for your own equipment can make you a better rider. End the hassles of lugging equipment across town or waiting in wax lines on the slope. Learn how & why you can do a professional job yourself quickly and efficiently.

No more schlepping your equipment across town - or waiting in line at the slopes for your wax job. Learn how to give your equipment a thorough waxing yourself with just a little time and a few tools.
Bring your equipment and leave slope-ready and wax-savvy. You'll wax your skis or boards at your station. We'll teach you all the techniques (and the whys) of the waxing process. We'll explain wax types, which tools and supplies to buy, and how to use items you already have.

So bring your equipment and leave with freshly waxed skis & boards!
You'll actually do the waxing yourself at your project station.

You'll never have to lug your equipment to a shop or wait in line again for a simple waxing.

How To: Ski & Board Wax Clinic
At most shops, you'd pay $25 for a full waxing. It's not too expensive, but it does take a lot of time to drop off & pick up your equipment. And it's really better to wax throughout the season, preferably every time you go out.

So the way to go is learning the skills yourself, so you can do it easily whenever you need to. It's a fairly simple garage or kitchen task with the right tools and a little floor covering. (We won't do edge tuning here, but we will discuss and demonstrate tuning.)

We'll show you how to remove your old wax, use an iron to apply the fresh coat and how to buff the surface. You'll get a shopping list hand-out, recommendations on wax types for each condition, and a how-to list to take with you for your at-home waxes.

This private lesson is for snowboards, downhill skis and monoskis; sorry - not for nordic skis. This is a one on one lesson or can be a group lesson.

Two Locations

Sacramento

San Francisco

SnoZone Endless Slope School

Curtis Park

(916) 736 0432
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Endless Slope School & Adventurous

Pier 38, SF
Embarcadero (Townsend & Brannan )

415-eZ-Sport (397-7678)

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Learn more about waxing at: Wax Protocal