Swix BP99 Base Prep Warm fluor-free ski wax in a rectangular plastic container with a yellow and red label.

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Swix BP99 Base Prep Wax

The Swix BP99 Base Prep Wax is the ideal starting point for preparing new skis and snowboards for seasons of reliable performance. With a soft formula and low melting point, it conditions fresh bases effectively and is trusted by professional technicians as the first step in a thorough waxing routine.

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Swix BP99 Base Prep Wax

The Swix BP99 Base Prep Wax is the ideal starting point for preparing new skis and snowboards for seasons of reliable performance. With a soft formula and low melting point, it conditions fresh bases effectively and is trusted by professional technicians as the first step in a thorough waxing routine.

Product Info

Features	Features Iron on application Suitable for XC skis, Alpine Skis and Snowboards See recommended temperature range for best results
Product Type	Product Type Glide Wax

Buying Guide

Intro

The base of your ski is much like your skin - it needs mosturing every now and then to stay smooth and healthy. How often you wax your skis will depend on; how often you use them, where you store them and the abrasivnes of the snow your skiing on.

Frequency: For skiers, skiing 3+ times a week, a fortnightly wax would be resonable, weekly preferable and monthly minimal. If you don't have the gear or space to have your own set-up and you hit the trails only a few times a season, you should minimally ensure you get a storage wax put on during the off season, and ideally one additional wax mid season.

Storage Wax: If you only get one wax a season make sure it's a storage wax for the off season! Skis bases are porous and sensitive to changes in tempreture and humidity. A storage wax wil keep the ski from drying out and becoming brittle.

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In the 1940s, Börje Gabrielsson loved cross-country skiing but was frustrated by skis that lacked grip and glide on varying terrain. Therefore, he called for a scientifically tested ski wax that could handle such challenges.

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