Carbon steel through the middle for micro-structure work, with a soft horsehair perimeter for anti-static polishing — two jobs on one oval block.
Steel is the aggressive end of brushing: it opens a closed or oxidised base and cuts a fine structure into the surface. The horsehair edge then clears without generating the static that holds wax dust against the base.
- Carbon steel bristles for micro-structuring
- Soft anti-static horsehair perimeter
- Oval block
- World Cup tested, used by professional tuners
Use steel deliberately. This is a base-preparation and restoration brush, not a nightly one. Routine use takes material off a base that did not need to lose it — for weekly tuning, brass cleans without cutting as deep.
Always follow with softer brushes. Steel leaves a base open and rough. Horsehair and then nylon bring it back to a finished surface; stopping after steel leaves a ski that looks structured and skis slow.
For the less aggressive combi, see the bronze-horsehair version.
See hand brushes.
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SVST Oval Carbon Steel - Horsehair Combi. Brush
I invested in the SVST Oval Carbon Steel - Horsehair Combi. Brush this past winter to help me with waxing and prepping my snowboard. To be honest it seemed a bit expensive. After having used it several times and seeing/feeling the quality I believe it's a good investment. It's a great tool to have if you are taking care of and waxing your own snowboard/skis.