Whats the the most Efficient way and easiest way to Wax my snowboard?

Question

I ride a 151 cm. Burton clash.

Answer 1

first thing is the burton clash has an extruded base. so its not going to absorb wax very well, like a sintered base. a sintered base is porous and absorbs wax, extruded has no pores and doesnt absorb wax very well.

either way, the easiest way to wax your board is with some universal rub on wax or paste. this will work well, however it will not last as long as a hot wax. for extruded bases, rub on is the easiest and most effective way of waxing.

if you have a sintered base, you are much better off doing a proper hot wax.

Answer 2

Take it to a snowboard shop or usually at the lodges they will have machines at the shops and get roll on wax for $5 or iron wax $10 they make a difference.

Iron wax last longer and is better if you do the parks.

Also you can buy the correct iron and wax at the stores and do it your self if you go a lot and its much cheaper.

Definitely make sure your board is waxed it does make a difference.

Answer 3

What i do is rub on wax but it doesnt last very long, but i would reccomend  is to bring it in and get it hot waxed cause you can accually tell the difference and it lasts along time.

Answer 4

If you want to go really fast and not have to shovel out the doll hairs, I suggest getting a stick of wax and melting it on your board with an iron. Just let the wax drip onto your board.

Answer 5

put wax on it and rub it  then let it dry

Answer 6

put wax on it and rub it then let it dry

Answer 7

Easiest = go to a shop.  The going rate seems to be about $10.

You can always learn how to do it yourself - there are tons of tutorials online.

Answer 8

Hot wax is the best.  Rub on or spray on waxes don;t last very long.  They really are designed to act as a touch up between hot waxes.  It's really easy to do, you just need to invest in the tools, and it takes only about 30 minutes.  Check out the link below for detailed instructions.