Services

Waxes and Tunes

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Waxes

Hot Wax

$18


Our hot wax service features an infrared wax machine application, followed by a buff and polish.

Friction Wax

$12


Our friction wax service features a precision application, buff, and polish.

Tunes

Standard Tune

$30


Comprehensive tune-up includes: precision base and side edge sharpening, belt sand base preparation, tip and tail detuning, and a hot wax application for optimal performance.

Performance Tune

$45


Expert tune-up featuring precision base and side edge sharpening, meticulous belt grind and stone grind for optimal flatness, and finished with a premium hot wax application.

Premium Tune

$60


Elevate your ride with our Performance Tune package, including a custom edge bevel, ceramic edge polish for reduced friction, and a precision-applied race structure for enhanced speed and control.

Service FAQ

Waxes

  • What types of wax do you use?

    We use premium waxes from leading manufacturers, chosen based on snow conditions and temperature.

  • How often should I get my equipment waxed?

    We recommend waxing at the start of each season, and multiple times throughout the season, depending on how often you ride, to maintain performance and protection.

  • Will waxing help fix scratches?

    Waxing can temporarily fill minor scratches, but deep scratches may require repair before waxing, and we recommend that you have any scratches repaired before waxing.

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  • How long does a wax job take?

    It depends on how many staff members are on duty and how many wax jobs are before yours, but we will do our best to get your equipment waxed quickly.

  • Is hot waxing better than friction waxing?

    Hot waxing provides longer-lasting protection and better performance, while friction waxing is a quick and cheap fix for occasional riders.

Tunes

  • What does a full tune-up include?

    A full tune-up includes edge sharpening, base repair, and waxing.

  • How often should I get my skis/snowboard tuned?

    We recommend a tune-up at the start of the season and every 10-15 days of riding.

  • Can you sharpen my ski/snowboard edges?

    Yes, we sharpen edges to your desired angle and sharpness.

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  • What is base repair, and do I need it?

    Base repair fixes damage to the ski/snowboard base; it's recommended if you notice scratches or gouges.

  • Will tuning make my skis/snowboard perform like new?

    A proper tune-up can significantly improve performance, but won't restore severely damaged equipment.