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Toko Plexi Blade Wax Scraper
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The Toko Plexi Blade Wax Scraper is a high-quality acrylic blade for cleaning your bases and scraping wax. Toko gave it a sharp edge that easily removes wax without damaging your bases like metal scrapers can if you're not careful. When the Plexi Blade Wax Scraper gets dull, you can sharpen it by setting sand paper on a flat surface and rubbing the cutting edge while holding the scraper vertically.
Bottom Line: The Toko Plexi Blade is a professional-quality wax scraper that makes scraping wax easy and ruining bases difficult.
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5mm All the way
By: Kyle Gochenour
December 12, 2011
Definitely go for the 5mm one. It doesnt flex at all, perfect size for my BD Zealots.
Buy the bigger one
By: Nick Schlegel
December 8, 2011
Scraper has done its job. I got the 5mm and was surprised Toko even makes a smaller one. The 5mm barely is the width of my dads skis and about 1/2 the width of my snowboard.
Scrape well so you don't stick. Don't be shy about taking lots of wax off.
Here are the sizing specs of the different sizes (all numbers
Here are the sizing specs of the different sizes (all numbers are in mm):
3mm is 130 x 58 x 3
4mm is 220 x 60 x 4
5mm is 150 x 53 x 5
(all numbers are in mm)
By: JP L.
October 4, 2010
Scraping Technique (Cross Country)
By: Ian Harvey/Toko
September 14, 2011
Describes proper scraping technique when glide waxing Cross Country skis
My Favorite
By: William C Clark
January 12, 2011
Solid, sharp, and the notch is perfect for getting the edge of the ski. Can't go wrong.
buy the thick one
By: wcgortel1568893
November 17, 2008
I bought the thin one which seemed to be a little bit of a mistake...i feel like i will inevitably snap it at an inopportune moment.
3 Comments Last Comment: November 23, 2011 by: Ian Harvey/Toko
By: Ian Harvey/Toko
November 23, 2011
When scraping, don't push forward with your thumbs and pull back with your other fingers. You should be able to keep your hands relaxed and the scraper should not bend. It is nice to be able to bend it in case the base isn't flat in some section of the ski. For those who are having problems scraping while keeping the scraper flat, we make a 5mm scraper which is far stiffer.
By: jakob
December 7, 2009
it looks to thin and i would break it cuz im so strong.. and it would scratch my skis!!
By: jakob
December 7, 2009
it looks to thin and i would break it cuz im so strong.. and it would scratch my skis!!
Best Scraper Ever
By: suv2974552
January 11, 2011
So this is the third brand of plastic scraper I have used- and it beats the other big names hands down. It is, however, the first plexi glass version I have used. The plexi version seems to start off sharper and stay sharper a little longer than other types. Any scraper will get the job done when it comes to waxing skis, but a scraper like this will make the process easier. Just came back to buy a second!
Great Scraper
By: D. Joshua Christensen
May 21, 2010
This is a great scraper. it is very durable. Then again, it is just a piece of plastic. Why do I love it so much? For months I was having to use an old windshield ice scraper and I couldn't take it anymore..I bought this and I am happy again!
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5mm All the way
Definitely go for the 5mm one. It doesnt flex at all, perfect size for my BD Zealots. more...
Buy the bigger one
Scraper has done its job. I got the 5mm and was surprised Toko even makes a smaller one. The 5mm barely is the width of my dads skis and about 1/2 the more...
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