Demon Complete Basic Tune Kit with Wax- Everything Needed to do a Basic Tune and Wax for Your Skis and Snowboard

This kit is fantastic, I just wish this kit came with a proper brush or two which, in my opinion, is essential to a wax kit. I didn't deduct stars, however, becuase these brushed are only around $5 and you can find them anywhere. The iron works great, the wax is solid quality, and the rest of the materials do the job. If you go to the mountain more than a couple times a year, this is a great kit to get you started on saving money and time on taking in your gear to get waxed in a store (which has become stupid expensive and takes way too long). Look up a youtube video on how to wax after you get this kit and you'll be set!

Got this for my boyfriend as a gift and he loves it. Works really well on his snowboards and no issues. One of his buddies does this stuff for a job and said this was the best kit I could have gotten him.

This comprehensive tuning kit is a game-changer for DIY ski and snowboard maintenance. The included USA-made wax performs exceptionally well across various snow conditions, and you get enough to handle multiple tune-ups. The wax's consistency makes it easy to work with, whether you're new to tuning or experienced.The tools are surprisingly good quality for an all-in-one kit. The edge tool maintains consistent angles, the scraper is appropriately rigid without being brittle, and the brush effectively brings out the final finish. The included instructions are clear enough for beginners to follow while covering enough detail to achieve professional-looking results.One particularly thoughtful inclusion is the base cleaner, which properly preps surfaces for waxing - something often overlooked in basic kits. The cork buffer is well-made and helps achieve that final smooth finish that makes such a difference on the slopes. The storage bag keeps everything organized and protected between uses.While more advanced tuners might want to supplement with specialized tools eventually, this kit provides everything needed for quality basic maintenance. The only minor drawback is the plastic scraper could be slightly thicker for better durability. For anyone looking to maintain their own gear, this kit offers excellent value and will quickly pay for itself compared to shop tune-ups.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Pros:This kit was a great deal for the money. We live in Washington and it costs $40 for a wax and sharpening of the blades. So if I do this twice, I am saving money. It was easy with this set and took about 30-45 minutes total to wax and sharpen my blades. (I probably used too much wax and had to scrape off a lot but I wanted to get it super smooth.) This set comes with enough wax to do aprox 4 ski waxings. (I used about 1/4 of what came in the pack to do one pair of skis.) The iron is tiny about 5 inches tall, but that works out great since it is compact and fits into the handy tool case. The cord is somewhat curly and cumbersome since it came in a tight wad, so I had a friend hold the cord while I waxed since it was too short to drape over my shoulder like a power tool cord, but too long so it kept dropping into the hot wax. So I asked a buddy to hold the cord while I did the waxing and it made it much easier. (I know I sound so amateur...but this was my first try so a buddy was helpful.)Cons:1) the sharpening tool is cheap...very cheap. It does not secure the file in place and the file keeps falling out. In short, the file is wobbly and feels very flimsy. Since there is nothing to secure the file in place, I stuffed 4 pennies into the slot alongside the file and they held the files-stone in place no problem. (Then I sharpened with the opposite side of the blade from where I placed the pennies.) It is not great quality, but good enough to do a once over. The file also has too big of a handle underneath the file-stone, so you can't sharpen near the ski stoppers because it crashes into the stopper and gets hung-up. (I am not sure why the handle is so big under the file. Strange design since most skis have a stopper. Maybe for my next purchase I will get a better quality sharpening tool since the sharpener only gets a 1 star in my opinion. See below for pennies.2) Since the iron is so small, the only place they had to put the dial is under the handle so you can't read it. Luckily I guessed the "med" temp the first time out, so I will just leave the temp there always so I know I have the right temp. But the iron worked great, so not a big issue if I can't adjust the temp.Other than those two issues, I think the kit is great for the weekend skier who only has to wax/sharpen skis a few times a season.Note to the beginner (meaning me): I laid down a ton of newspaper on the floor, but once I started scraping the skis wax flew everywhere. Then as I accidentally stepped onto the shavings they stuck on the floor where i didn't have newspaper. So then I had to scrape my floor. Be sure to do this in the garage or outside...I might be scraping wax off my kitchen floor for a week.

Great kit

Has everything you need to wax, sharpen and fill deep scratches on a snowboard. I YouTube videos to see how everything works. But for the price totally worth it!!!!

Super easy kit to use. It's kind of therapeutic to do for yourself and it's so easy after watching a quick YouTube video you will wonder why you didn't do this yourself before. I just YouTubed demon tuning kit tutorial and there was a 5 minute video on the process.The edge sharpener is simple, just toss the file in at the right degree you want and run it across your edges a few times until it feels sharp.Waxing iron gets hot quick, just hold it to that wax block and drip it across the board or skis. Once you have a decent amount of wax you run the hot iron over to spread the wax out until it is covered. Once done you use the wax scraper to clean off the excess wax. Run it across the snow to see it glide and that's it.Will pay for itself after two seasons.

I wanted to like this kit, it had all the basic needs at a great price. Frustratingly, when I went to to a hot wax clean, I started circles on the base and the iron immediately scratched my board. Not sure where, but I think the holes at the top had rough edges from poor quality. Considered yourself warned or face a nice test of stoic philosophy. Will be returning and building out a kit with an iron of higher quality