Description & Features

TOKO's ergonomic wax irons enable waxing in all directions, and the extra-strong aluminum pressure cast plate is ideal for heat storage and has a curved rhomboid structure that improves the distribution of the wax and compression.

Styles

• Toko T-8: 800 watts of power with thermostat controlling heat from 212°-320° F. Thick heat plate with structure grooves for improved wax distribution. 110V Plug
• Toko T-14 Digital: Additional power at 1200 watts and precise digital micro-processor for infinite temperature adjustment from 100°C to 160°C. Structure grooves spread the wax evenly. 110V Plug

Wax Iron Features

Many irons look alike, and all give out heat. Still, there are many differences between household irons and specific ski wax irons. Ski wax irons generally have a thicker heat plate, more heating elements, and a more precise thermostat.

Household irons don't retain heat well and quickly cool when in contact with a room-temperature ski base. They eventually heat up again but will continue to have heat pulled out of them until the ski base sufficiently warms. The temptation is to turn up the heat to offset this issue. This can lead to wide temperature fluctuations that have the danger of burning your base and are super inefficient.

Ski wax irons are designed to retain heat in a more precise temperature range, allowing for safe and efficient hot wax application.