The complete snowboard maintenance kit — wax iron, edge tuner, scrapers, brushes, P-tex and three universal waxes, packed in one carry bag. Everything you need to wax, sharpen and repair your own board (and skis) at home.
About $155 of tools. $119.99 as a kit. Every item in this snowboard maintenance kit is sold on its own at Demon too — bought separately they come to roughly $155, so the kit saves you about $35. One shop tune costs $40–60; this kit pays for itself in two or three sessions.
Fresh wax means a faster, easier-turning board. Sharp edges mean you hold on ice instead of skidding. Most riders pay a shop for both, three or four times a season. This kit puts a full tuning bench in a bag so you can do it in twenty minutes on the kitchen table — no experience needed, instructions and how-to videos included.
What this kit does
Hot waxing — Dual-voltage slide iron with an easy temperature dial melts the wax in; the notched scraper and nylon brush finish the base for a fast, dry glide.
Edge sharpening — Multi-angle edge tuner with shavings brush plus a flat file, file brush and tuning stone for side and base edges. Fixes dull edges and removes burrs after a rock hit.
Base repair — Clear and black P-tex sticks and a metal scraper to fill and level core shots and gouges before you wax.
Works for skis too — Two ski brake retainers are included so the same kit tunes skis as well as snowboards.
Features
Dual-voltage slide iron — Runs on 110–220v; switch on the back and use your country adaptor (ships set up for USA 110v). Easy temperature dial adjusts from low to high.
Complete tool set — Edge tuner, files, brushes, scrapers, P-tex and more for full edge and base work.
Premium universal wax pack — 399g across three blends, good for 35–40 waxings — roughly two seasons of regular tuning.
Wipe-clean carry bag — Heavy-duty strap and organized pockets keep every tool in its place between tunes.
Tools included
Edge tuner for multiple side and base edge angles (includes shavings brush)
Flat file, brass file brush, metal scraper, nylon handheld base brush
1 clear P-tex, 1 black P-tex, two ski brake retainers, tuning stone, wax scraper with edge notch, polish pad, and tune instruction guide
Wax
399g total (good for 35–40 waxings): 133g White Lightning universal, 133g Black Gold Graphite universal, 133g Modified Hydro universal
All-temperature blends — no need to match wax to the forecast
Blended, scented, and made in Southern California
Bag
Internal strap to secure the wax iron, three internal open-access tool pockets, a zippered mesh pocket, an elastic pocket, and a zippered mesh pouch
Heavy-duty carry strap and easy wipe-off material
How often should you maintain a snowboard?
Wax every 3–5 riding days or whenever the base looks dry and chalky. Sharpen edges every 5–8 days, or right away after a rock strike. Fill base gouges as soon as you see them so water can't get into the core. A quick end-of-season storage wax keeps the base from drying out over summer.