Articles on the topic
Skiwachs
-
snow of tomorrow
Snow of Tomorrow | Fluorine-free future on the slopes
01/06/2026 • Teja StüwePerfect gliding on the slopes - but ski wax containing fluorine leaves invisible traces: fluorinated chemicals accumulate in the environment and in the blood and are harmful to health. How these "forever chemicals" work and why they are so problematic. -
gear of the week
Gear of the Week | DIY-Skishop
12/14/2025 • Pascal SchindlerThe first turns of the season have been made, but to be honest: There was still room for improvement. Classic: Over the summer, I completely forgot about the service and realized on the slopes that the slats were slowing down rather than gliding. So it was back to square one! With a few pallets, friends and hot wax, we now make the boards really smooth again. The next adventure can come - but this time with speed! -
gear of the week
Gear of the Week | PHANTOM Glide by DPS
10/19/2025 • Pascal SchindlerThe temperatures are dropping, the leaves are falling - for many, it's the start of fall, but for others it's the anticipation of the new ski season. And with it, the thought of something that many like to suppress: the care of the boards. First and foremost, waxing. But what if it only had to be done once? Apply it once and the skis would retain their gliding properties permanently. This is exactly what PHANTOM Glide from DPS Skis promises. -
gear reviews
Gear Review | Norse Skis - The Enduro
03/03/2022 • Volker LehmannAfter we were able to test the "The Freeride" of the small ski manufacturer NORSE in 192cm last year and presented the construction of the ski in more detail, we were excited to see the second ski in the still small product line. "The Enduro": a ski that bears its area of use in its name and has been recognised as a true all-rounder in various ski magazines. -
gear of the week
Gear of the Week | Touring Toolkit
03/11/2018 • Steffen KruseIn spring, when the fun of the lift becomes less for the common freerider and the joyful high skins become more, the additional equipment changes in small but important areas. -
news
Board and ski care: repairing, sanding, waxing
11/26/2008 • Sebi Knauff
The same thing every season? You probably carry your skis or snowboards out of the dark cellar into the daylight full of anticipation. Oh dear: the edges are slightly rusty and the base is showing light spots. Here and there, deep gashes even reach into the core of your treasure. In order to prepare it for the demands of a wide range of conditions, i.e. to make the boards optimally rideable, only one thing helps: spit in your hands and get to work!