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Ski Wax vs. Skiing Wax vs. Snowboard Wax — Is There a Difference?
Ski wax, skiing wax, snowboard wax — same thing? Hertel breaks it down and explains why one all-temperature formula works for skiers and riders alike.
Spring Skiing: Why Your Cold-Weather Wax Is Slowing You Down
Using your winter wax in spring conditions is one of the most common mistakes skiers make. Here's what's actually happening to your base — and how to fix it.
Why One Wax Works in All Temperatures
Most wax brands sell you a different color for every temperature. Hertel doesn't. Here's the science behind why one formula outperforms them all.
The Wax Industry's Dirty Secret: Why Every Brand Is Still Selling the Same WWII Formula
Every major ski wax brand traces back to the same WWII military formula. For 80 years, they've repackaged it in crayon colors and called it innovation. Terry Hertel changed that in 1974. FYI, I invented the first ever HotWaxer in 1972.Â
How Often Should You Wax Your Skis or Snowboard?
The answer depends on your wax, your snow, and how you ride. Terry Hertel explains the signs that tell you it's time to wax — and how to make each wax job last longer.