Sexwax Quick Humps surfboard wax formulas are the "go to" choice for professional and experienced surfers around the world, now packaged in recyclable paperboard boxes. This new package is easy to open and can be reused to keep your leftover or partially used wax clean in its original package. Find the ideal balance between stability and stickiness by utilizing these formulas alone or as part of a Basecoat/Topcoat combination. 

Created and inspired by world-renowned surfing professional Robbie Page, the Cream Surfing Company was formed to deliver the highest-quality cream surf wax on the market, They're self-proclaimed as "Undoubtedly the best wax on the market", it's a one-layer, one-application blend, this means you don't need to use multiple kinds of wax to archive ultimate stick

Soft offers the ultimate stick and top coat, or for those colder climates a good all round, day to day wax. 

Plastic free surf wax.

Petrochemical free.

Made from 100% Australian Beeswax and Organic Virgin Coconut Oil.

Packaging is compostable and biodegradable.

What’s the best way to apply Good Surf Wax?

Start by removing all existing wax (if not Good Wax). Start with hard wax (black cup) to form base coat. Apply in a criss cross pattern using the edge of the wax. Take your time and start from the top of your board and work your way to the bottom. Then apply soft wax (red cup) to form a topcoat. Using small circular movements start to layer the entire board. The average surfboard will need 1 block of hard & 1 block soft wax. For best results your board will need a generous layer of wax.

Hard is for those hot days or when in need of a good base coat. Depending on where you live Hard can be applied as your daily top up in those more tropical regions or laying down a solid foundation on a new board.

Plastic free surf wax.

Petrochemical free.

Made from 100% Australian Beeswax and Organic Virgin Coconut Oil.

Packaging is compostable and biodegradable.

What’s the best way to apply Good Surf Wax?

Start by removing all existing wax (if not Good Wax). Start with hard wax (black cup) to form base coat. Apply in a criss cross pattern using the edge of the wax. Take your time and start from the top of your board and work your way to the bottom. Then apply soft wax (red cup) to form a topcoat. Using small circular movements start to layer the entire board. The average surfboard will need 1 block of hard & 1 block soft wax. For best results your board will need a generous layer of wax.