Ski maintenance. Pair by pair.
Remember the last wax. Find the last tune. Keep every pair’s maintenance history in one place.
Also available on Mac with Apple silicon
Free for every rider. No credit card or in-app subscriptions.
Build a record you can use.
1. Add your skis
Give each pair a name, photo and equipment details. Your everyday skis and your powder pair keep separate records.
2. Record the work
Log wax, edge tunes, base grinds and repairs. Save the date and service notes so you can find what was done.
3. Connect the snow days
Import supported ski activities from Strava or Garmin Connect, or Apple Health on iPhone. You can also log a day manually. Confirm the skis and conditions, then review use alongside maintenance.
Your gear, in motion
Log a fresh ski wax.
Choose the product and record the work in Trail Hits on iPhone.
iPhone
Log a fresh ski wax.
Choose your wax and record the details.
Native app recordings with example records.
What belongs in a ski maintenance log?
Wax
Record the product, application method and whether it was a complete wax or a top-up. You can also record storage wax.
Edges and base
Keep sharpening and repair records with the right pair. Record base grinds and damage separately so the history stays useful.
Your interval
Set your own wax and edge-tune intervals. Use the record alongside a physical check and the guidance for your skis.
Does Trail Hits tell me exactly when to wax my skis?
It provides estimates for downhill ski use and supports your own intervals. Conditions and the work you actually log matter. It does not measure wax remaining on the base.
How activities connect to maintenance →