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DAKINE Adjustable Tuning Iron - USA - 2012
Put down your mom's old iron you've been using to wax your boards for the last century and pick up the DAKINE Adjustable Tuning Iron. Not only does the Adjustable Tuning Iron not have any holes that can get clogged up with wax, it features adjustability with markings specific to your wax instead of garment type—imagine that.
- Heats quickly and is highly adjustable to get just the right temp for your wax
- North American 110v plug means you will have to get an adapter if you live or travel abroad
- Beveled edges helps the iron to glide over the surface of your board smoothly
- Packable and lightweight design makes the Adjustable Tuning Iron a perfect companion for any snowboard trip
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great iron
By:
jared hageman
March 9, 2013
I usually use my buddies, but i went ahead and bought my own. The iron warmed up quick and spread the wax over the board like butter. Its also compact enough to carry in a backpack.
Is it worth it to get this over a normal iron
Is it worth it to get this over a normal iron
By: will
October 24, 2012
You know to be honest I'm not sure if theres a difference, but once you go wax you never go back! You can no longer use your regular iron for anything but waxing. That said, this may be a lot better I just don't know.
By: Alec Williams
October 25, 2012
First Iron
By:
bwi5858617
January 10, 2013
Overall this iron will get the job done and server as a nice replacement for whatever non wax approved iron you are using. It heats incredibly quickly to the temperature that you need to melt your wax. I generally stick just under 100F. I'd estimate it takes 10 seconds to get there. Backing it down to a lower temperature is just as fast surprisingly.
I'd say the only thing that I don't care for on this iron is that it scratches very easily. I already have scratches on it after a few uses from the base edge of the board. I would still highly recommend it as it pulls the wax evenly across your board.
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