Surfwax
Surfwax has been used for decades to provide extra grip on (wave) surfboards. Nowadays, more and more kiters are riding wave kitesurf boards, which also need to be waxed so your feet stick better to the deck, since most of them don’t have bindings. We offer surf wax from the top brands Sticky Bumps and Sexwax. One thing everyone loves about these waxes is their amazing scent, instantly bringing back memories of great surf sessions. Always check the indicated water temperature before buying surf wax. Read more below ».
Sexwax
Quick Humps
3,94
DeWax.it
Pickle Wax Remover
14,-
Sexwax
Dream Cream Wax
2,49
Sticky Bumps
Original Wax
3,81 3,94
Creatures of Leisure
Wax Tool
4,99
Sexwax
Waxcomb
2,49
Sexwax
Coconut Candle
13,90
FU-WAX
FU Wax
8,-
Matunas
Water wax
3,58 3,90
DeWax.it
Wax Remover
10,90
Sticky Bumps
Day-Glo Wax
2,99
RSPRO
Hexatraction Board Grip Clear
58,-
Sticky Bumps
Tour Series
2,99
Sticky Bumps
Wax Remover
10,99
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Surfwax has been used for decades to provide extra grip on (wave) surfboards. Nowadays, more and more kiters are riding wave kitesurf boards, which also need to be waxed so your feet stick better to the deck, since most of them don’t have bindings. We offer surf wax from the top brands Sticky Bumps and Sexwax. One thing everyone loves about these waxes is their amazing scent, instantly bringing back memories of great surf sessions. Always check the indicated water temperature before buying surf wax. Read more below ».
Surfwax at Kitemana
Without surf wax (or a deck pad), it’s nearly impossible to stay on your surfboard, you’ll just slide off. Surf wax ensures you have the right amount of grip under your feet. However, for kitesurfing, a deck pad might be a better choice since the pressure on your feet is much higher than when regular surfing, which can cause wax to wear off quickly. That’s why many kitesurfers use deck pads on their wave boards. These pads provide excellent grip and only need to be applied once. Deck pads come in many different shapes, sizes, colors, and brands. Check out all our deck pads here.
Most Frequently Asked Questions about Surfwax:
Which type of wax do I need?
The type of wax you need depends on the water temperature where you’re surfing. Always check this before traveling, some locations have surprisingly cold water, like Cape Town in South Africa. In the Netherlands, wax for cold to cool water is usually the best choice. During summer, the water can reach up to 20°C, but that’s rare. Always match your wax to the water temperature for the best grip and performance.
Are there alternatives to surf wax?
Yes, there are several alternatives depending on your preference and board type. The most popular option is a grip pad (also called a deck pad). These rubber pads stick directly to your board and provide great traction without waxing. They’re durable, easy to clean, and ideal for kiters who ride frequently.
There are also eco-friendly wax alternatives made from natural ingredients such as beeswax or plant-based oils, which are less harmful to the environment while still offering solid grip. Some riders even use anti-slip sprays or coatings that create a thin textured surface on the deck. Still, many surfers prefer traditional wax for its natural feel and direct board control. It all comes down to personal preference for grip, maintenance, and board feel.
Why do I need base coat?
A base coat is the first, sticky layer of wax applied to your surfboard before the top coat. It helps the wax adhere better and prevents it from sliding off during surfing or kitesurfing. Without a base coat, your wax won’t stick properly to the board, and you’ll lose grip faster, especially in warm water or after long sessions.
The base coat has a harder texture than regular wax and forms small bumps or ridges on the deck. On top of that, you apply a softer top coat for a comfortable grip underfoot. This combination makes your wax last longer and reduces the need to reapply frequently.
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