I will start by saying this is not something I use on touring skis. Preparation is important in the backcountry and I don't trust a paste wax to interact well with skin glue.
That out of the way, there are several instances this has come in handy. Neglected resort skis, XC skis (especially around scales or skins), and even some non-ski items that I want to reduce friction. I haven't had to resort to this yet, but if I ever forget the Musher's Secret, my dog's paws wight see some of this too.
Keep it in your bag and it may save you more than once.
mountainFLOW Quick Wax
If you crave convenience in ski waxing, then the mountainFLOW Quick Wax is for you. Forgoing irons, vices, clamps, scrapers, and a flock of brushes, you simply need to apply the wax onto the base with the included applicator and then buff the base with a cloth. Thats it! The wax is biodegradable, plant-based, and contains no petroleum, ensuring it is safe for you and the planet. For the best application, mountainFLOW recommends applying the wax to warm and dry bases. Whether going on a hut trip or making quick adjustments to unexpected temperatures, the Quick Wax fits the bill wonderfully.
- Cool works for temperatures between 15-30F while warm works for temperatures between 25-40F.
- Included applicator pad makes application quick and easy.
- Requires only a cloth to buff the ski base clean after application.
- Great option for hut trips, touching up hot wax, or making quick adjustments to account for different temperatures.
