Coat care
Freeski skin care - so that your climbing skins last longer
Regular skin care is the secret to reliable grip and smooth gliding on every ascent. At XSPO, you will find everything your climbing skins need to remain functional and durable even after many tours - from specialized cleaning agents and waterproofing to spare parts for emergencies.
Purpose and areas of application
Skin care for freeski skins is essential for every tour into the backcountry.
- Steep tours: Clean climbing skins ensure optimum grip in steep terrain and changing snow conditions.
- Lange expeditions: Spare adhesive and tension straps in the backpack ensure mobility when adhesive surfaces age or end hooks break.
- Quick intermediate cleaning: AntiStollSpray prevents ice formation and snow accumulation, so your skins are easy to handle at all times.
Important features and products at a glance
| Cleaning agent | Removes dirt and old impregnation | Improves bonding performance; protects fibers | Spread evenly with a sponge or cloth |
| Impregnation | Strengthens water repellency | Increases service life; maintains lubricity | Spray on after cleaning and allow to dry |
| AntiStollSpray | Prevents ice formation and snow adhesion | Ensures a clean glide zone; easy handling | Spray directly onto the tread before the tour |
| Replacement adhesive | Renews adhesive layer on adhesive surface | Saves new purchase; easy self-assembly | Remove Age adhesive residue, apply replacement adhesive |
| Tensioning strap & end hook | Secures the skin at the end and tip of the ski | Prevents slipping; quick repair | Check clamping system and replace if necessary |
How to find the right coat care set
- Determine cleaning requirements
After every tour, check whether dirt or Age impregnation has accumulated on the climbing skins. Cleaning agents ensure clean fibers and optimum adhesive performance. - Select impregnation
Choose a product with high water repellency and UV protection to prevent moisture and material ageing. Spray on after cleaning and leave to dry. - Supplement AntiStollSpray
An AntiStollSpray is recommended for changing conditions. It prevents ice formation and keeps the tread free of snow build-up. - Put together emergency spare parts
Pack replacement adhesive, tensioning strap and end hooks in the touring set. So you can repair your climbing skins quickly and stay mobile even in the event of material problems. - Set maintenance intervals
Schedule a thorough cleaning and impregnation after 5-10 tours. This will prevent a loss of performance and extend the service life of your climbing skins.
With this timetable, you can keep track of everything at all times and ensure that your freeski climbing skins remain ready for use.
Thanks to individual advice, tested quality and family-run passion, at XSPO you will find exactly the right skinning accessories to make your tours safer and more relaxed.
Frequently asked questions about coat care for freeskiing
- What does coat care involve?
Coat care includes cleaning agents, impregnations and AntiStollSpray to maintain adhesion and gliding properties. - When should I impregnate my climbing skins?
After every thorough cleaning or after 5 to 10 tours at the latest, to repel moisture and prevent material damage. - How often do I have to use AntiStollSpray on freeski skins?
Apply before every tour, especially in wet or changeable snow, to prevent ice formation. - Can I apply replacement adhesive for climbing skins myself?
Yes, the adhesive layer can be easily renewed with a coat replacement adhesive set - carefully remove any old adhesive residue beforehand. - Which cleaning agent is suitable for freeski skins?
A mild coat cleaning agent without aggressive solvents is gentle on the fibers and improves the adhesive effect. - How do I clean my climbing skins without damaging them?
Wipe evenly over the entire coat surface with a soft cloth or sponge and special coat cleaner. - What should a skin repair kit for freeskiing contain?
Replacement adhesive, tensioning strap, end hooks and a small tool for removing Age adhesive residue.
Freeski skin care - so that your climbing skins last longer
Regular skin care is the secret to reliable grip and smooth gliding on every ascent. At XSPO, you will find everything your climbing skins need to remain functional and durable even after many tours - from specialized cleaning agents and waterproofing to spare parts for emergencies.
Purpose and areas of application
Skin care for freeski skins is essential for every tour into the backcountry.
- Steep tours: Clean climbing skins ensure optimum grip in steep terrain and changing snow conditions.
- Lange expeditions: Spare adhesive and tension straps in the backpack ensure mobility when adhesive surfaces age or end hooks break.
- Quick intermediate cleaning: AntiStollSpray prevents ice formation and snow accumulation, so your skins are easy to handle at all times.
Important features and products at a glance
| Cleaning agent | Removes dirt and old impregnation | Improves bonding performance; protects fibers | Spread evenly with a sponge or cloth |
| Impregnation | Strengthens water repellency | Increases service life; maintains lubricity | Spray on after cleaning and allow to dry |
| AntiStollSpray | Prevents ice formation and snow adhesion | Ensures a clean glide zone; easy handling | Spray directly onto the tread before the tour |
| Replacement adhesive | Renews adhesive layer on adhesive surface | Saves new purchase; easy self-assembly | Remove Age adhesive residue, apply replacement adhesive |
| Tensioning strap & end hook | Secures the skin at the end and tip of the ski | Prevents slipping; quick repair | Check clamping system and replace if necessary |
How to find the right coat care set
- Determine cleaning requirements
After every tour, check whether dirt or Age impregnation has accumulated on the climbing skins. Cleaning agents ensure clean fibers and optimum adhesive performance. - Select impregnation
Choose a product with high water repellency and UV protection to prevent moisture and material ageing. Spray on after cleaning and leave to dry. - Supplement AntiStollSpray
An AntiStollSpray is recommended for changing conditions. It prevents ice formation and keeps the tread free of snow build-up. - Put together emergency spare parts
Pack replacement adhesive, tensioning strap and end hooks in the touring set. So you can repair your climbing skins quickly and stay mobile even in the event of material problems. - Set maintenance intervals
Schedule a thorough cleaning and impregnation after 5-10 tours. This will prevent a loss of performance and extend the service life of your climbing skins.
With this timetable, you can keep track of everything at all times and ensure that your freeski climbing skins remain ready for use.
Thanks to individual advice, tested quality and family-run passion, at XSPO you will find exactly the right skinning accessories to make your tours safer and more relaxed.
Frequently asked questions about coat care for freeskiing
- What does coat care involve?
Coat care includes cleaning agents, impregnations and AntiStollSpray to maintain adhesion and gliding properties. - When should I impregnate my climbing skins?
After every thorough cleaning or after 5 to 10 tours at the latest, to repel moisture and prevent material damage. - How often do I have to use AntiStollSpray on freeski skins?
Apply before every tour, especially in wet or changeable snow, to prevent ice formation. - Can I apply replacement adhesive for climbing skins myself?
Yes, the adhesive layer can be easily renewed with a coat replacement adhesive set - carefully remove any old adhesive residue beforehand. - Which cleaning agent is suitable for freeski skins?
A mild coat cleaning agent without aggressive solvents is gentle on the fibers and improves the adhesive effect. - How do I clean my climbing skins without damaging them?
Wipe evenly over the entire coat surface with a soft cloth or sponge and special coat cleaner. - What should a skin repair kit for freeskiing contain?
Replacement adhesive, tensioning strap, end hooks and a small tool for removing Age adhesive residue.
