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Tuning Tips
| Equipment List | Tuning Basics | New Skis |
| Edge Tuning | Wax Application | Powder and Fiber Overlays |
| Sidewall Cutting | Iron Temperatures | Structure Theory |
Not sure which wax to use? Try the Wax Wizard in the ski and snowboard wax selection guide.
Iron Temperatures
If your iron isn't calibrated, what you dial in may not be the exact temperature of the iron. Use these numbers as a guide and adjust down to the lowest temperature that will maintain the wax in a liquid state at a length of 4-6 inches (10-15 cm) behind your iron. Using your judgement is always preferred to relying on the dial setting.|
Wax Temperature
Rating (in F) |
Iron Temp Degrees F |
Iron Temp Degrees C |
| Warm |
230
|
110
|
| Cold/All-Temp |
265
|
130
|
| >32 |
230
|
110
|
| 25 - 34 |
240
|
115
|
| 20 - 28 |
255
|
125
|
| 15 - 21 |
265
|
130
|
| <21 |
275
|
135
|
| <15 |
285
|
140
|
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