Ski Tools

Few things in life are as reliable as the original Voile Strap®. Over the last 30 years they have become the ultimate alternative to duct tape, nylon straps, and bungee cords. Made of tough stretch polyurethane, with a UV-resistant additive to...

The old Toko structurite kit was valued by many competitive and sport minded nordic skiers, but eventually fell from favor at the elite level once superior performance was gained with other products. Same name, the Toko Structurite Nordic Kit, but this...

The medium bronze brush from Swix does fast work on the first layer of glide wax. The medium fine bristles (0.15mm) can remove even the hardest of glide waxes yet are soft enough to not damage the base.  Medium fine bristles are efficient at...

Simply one of the most useful ski base brushes one can have. The ultra fine bristles (0.06mm) can remove even the hardest of glide waxes, and best of all can clean out any layer of glide wax in the finest of base structures. Remarkably resistant to...

When the snow is cold - really cold - the Red Creek -5/-20 diagonal structure is one of the most safe hand structures to use. Almost certain to not be a liability no matter if the snow is new or old, and more certainly to be an asset. Wide use range,...

There was an earlier era of ski base tech work where this brush was considered highly specialized. The new era is likely to make this brush the most frequently used brush on your cross country skis. The soft but short nylon bristles used to be good for a...

The very fine and aggressive brass bristles on this ski base brush are effective for removing the first layer of very hard glide waxes from the base. And when used with a base cleaning liquid the very fine bristles do a great job of cleaning out fine...

The second most useful brush for ski base work is the horsehair. Best as first brush before polishing the base with a nylon, yet in very wet snow the horsehair might be all that is needed. While not as aggressive as a metal brush when used with very hard...

The most used brush for ski base work has stiff nylon bristles. For some ski techs, this is all they need. For other ski techs, the nylon is the last to be used out of several others, or one other brush. And for those who work with both fluoro and...

For Nordic skiers who like to take care of their own equipment, convenience is often more valuable than fussing about having the world cup level tools. A base brush to work on the glide zones after initial scraping, for example. Starting with one brush,...

Vauhti Nylon Brush handles ski wax better than most other brushes. A large hand brush for removing excess wax from ski and snowboard bases Stiff, short bristles remove harder waxes as a second brush For softer, warm snow glide wax this is an ideal first...

It doesn't matter if you are a professional or home enthusiast, if you work on ski bases you value keeping your wax scrapers sharp. This little beuuty from Rode makes sharpening a plexi scraper fast, accurate, and best of all no need for an electric cord...