Swix Nylon Roto Brush
- In stock - ships immediately

Product description
Swix Nylon Roto Brush is a 100 mm nylon brush for final polishing after scraping and coarser brushing.
The final step in the 100 mm system: A nylon rotor should not do the heavy work. When the wax is already out of the structure, it quickly gives the smooth and glossy surface you want before skiing.
How to use the product
- Use after a plexi scraper and a horsehair or metal brush.
- Run at a minimum of about 1500 rpm.
- Work with overlapping strokes from tip to tail.
Features and specifications
- Material: nylon.
- Width: 100 mm.
- Shaft attachment: 10 mm hexagonal according to current product specification.
- For final polishing of cross-country skis, alpine skis and snowboards.
Pairs well with
Save up to 20% on larger purchases
The more you shop, the higher the discount you receive:
- 10% discount on orders over SEK 2,000
- 15% discount on orders over SEK 4,000
- 20% discount on orders over SEK 8,000
The discount is applied automatically at checkout - no code needed.
Shipping and delivery
Order before 2:00 PM on a non-holiday weekday and we will ship your order the same day. Delivery normally takes 1–2 business days after the parcel has left our warehouse.
Free shipping over SEK 499 - otherwise shipping costs SEK 49.
Returns and 365-day return policy
In addition to your statutory right of withdrawal, we offer a 365-day return period under our terms and conditions. The item must be unused, complete and in resalable condition. Original packaging and accessories must be included where applicable.
Would you like to return something? Our returns page explains the conditions and how to notify us of your return and arrange return shipping.
Waxing tips and help choosing the right products
In Vallaboden you’ll find practical guides and tips on ski waxing, ski care, and steel edge tuning - for both cross-country and alpine skiing.
Not sure which wax or tool you need? Contact us, and we’ll help you find the right option for your skis and your skiing.
