SWIX Ski Snowboard Tuning Brush Oval Brush

Horse Hair Brush (T0157O): Carefully remove excess wax inside the structure with a thin brush to finish brushing. Also beneficial for Sailor F Wax finishing. Bronze Brush Coarse (T0158O): Brushes before vaching, removing the remaining pebbles and oxidation membrane from the sliding surface to condition the glide. First use for glide refreshing Or use it for the first brushing after scraping. Nylon Polish Brush (T0160O): Used as the final brush of all waxes. To finish the brushing, use a thin brush to remove excess wax inside the structure painstakingly Nylon Brush (T0161O): All around Brushing prior to waxing removes oxidation from the sliding surface and rejuvenates to a fresh gliding surface for improved wax absorption. In addition, these brushes are also used for brushing after scraping. Great for scraping wax inside fine structures. Medium Bronze Brush (T0162O): Used for second refreshing brush. Or use for first brushing or second brushing after scraping. Brushing before washing to remove the remaining pebbles and oxidation film on the glide surface to condition the surface Wildbore Brush (T0164O): Used as a first brush after scraping for efficient brushing. With fine and stiff bristles, this brush can effectively remove wax remaining inside the structure. Steel (T0179O): Efficient Refreshing Brush Eliminate the pebbles and oxidation film left on the glide surface before the waxing, and arrange the gliding surface. Also used as a first brush after applying hard wax for low temperatures. Suitable for cold-temperature conditioning structures.

• Medium Bronze Bristles: opening the base structure and clearing wax from deeper texture patterns
• Oval Shape: ergonomic oval body fits the palm for comfortable extended brushing sessions
• Durable Construction: bristles retain their stiffness and shape through hundreds of brushing sessions
• For Skis and Snowboards: works on alpine, snowboard, and cross-country base materials
• From Swix: Scandinavian tuning tools developed through decades of World Cup support since 1946