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Swix Snowboard Waxing Iron - 2009 BCS
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If your mom ruins one more blouse with ski wax because you keep using her iron, you know she’s going to make you move out of the basement. Spend a little beer money on the Swix Snowboard Waxing Iron and get your board setup for the season. This easy-to-use waxing iron has a wide range of temperature adjustment for different waxes. Wow your friends by melting universal wax onto their snowboards and then tell them you’ll scrape it off for only $10.
Bottom Line: Easygoing waxing iron made for the home bench.
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The 850W element offers temperatures between 100° and 150°C.
By: Mike Milfer
December 28, 2009
gets the job done!
By:
john rushton
July 27, 2010
Been using this iron a lot for three years with no problems, I prefer using this over a regular home iron any day!! It dose a great job of holding temperature.
Are there any features that differentiate between a snowboard
Are there any features that differentiate between a snowboard iron and a ski iron? This unit physically resembles irons called "Snowboard and ski wax iron", "FX waxing iron", "economy wax iron", and a bunch of other names on other sites but there are not enough details given to determine if they are the same unit. What is the power rating and temperature range of this unit?
EDIT: This unit also physically resembles a Dakine iron and a OneBallJay iron sold on this site. Are they the same product under different brands?
By: paul1954641
November 15, 2009
Their is no difference between a ski and snowboard iron. Same thing for the same purpose.
By: Andrew
November 15, 2009
Broke
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jimmy bobby
January 7, 2010
Granted, Swix is a great name, but this iron worked for about 5 minutes for me. It worked and then it wouldn't hold heat. Backcountry has been great to send me a return label (free return) and credit my card. This iron seems to be manufactured by one company and then numerous companies buy it and put their label on it. This iron seems to be the same as Da Kine's and One Ball Jay's iron.
1 Comment Last Comment: December 6, 2011 by: Killsimmer
By: Killsimmer
December 6, 2011
I prefer using Choad Cheese Wax, it's locally sourced handcrafted wax and made in the USA not in some Bangladesh sweatshop.
http://crackgrease.com/store_wax.html
Change me.
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