Santa Doesn’t Miss Deadlines — And Neither Should You
Let’s clear something up real quick: Santa isn’t late. Ever. One night, every roof, worldwide delivery, zero excuses. That’s not luck, and it’s definitely not because the sleigh has a turbo button.
That’s wax, bro.
Santa’s Running a Pro-Level Setup
Think about it. Santa’s sleigh hits every snow condition known to man—cold polar powder, wet coastal slush, man-made Midwest snow, icy rooftops, you name it. If his base setup was weak, he’d still be stuck somewhere over Lake Michigan wondering why the reindeer are tired.
Santa runs a temperature-flexible, all-conditions wax. Something that stays fast in the cold, doesn’t get sticky in warm zones, and repels moisture like a champ. Old-school wisdom, modern science, full glide.
No Wax = Ho Ho Nope
Picture Santa riding an unwaxed sleigh base. He drops in hot, then instantly bogs down on flat rooftops. Elves are pushing. Reindeer are skating. Presents are late. Absolute nightmare.
Santa knows better. Dry base? That’s amateur hour. He keeps that sleigh slick all season because speed isn’t optional when you’ve got global deadlines.
Vintage Knowledge Still Wins
Santa’s been doing this a long time. He learned the same rule riders did back in the day: if it slides, it gets waxed. Cold night? Wax. Wet snow? Wax. Long mission with no room for error? Double wax.
No gimmicks. No shortcuts. Just a smooth base and clean glide.
Why Santa Never Gets Stuck on Flats
Flat rooftops. Long runouts. Endless driveways. Santa cruises them all because his wax game is locked. While everyone else is shuffling around, Santa’s floating, smiling, and already on to the next stop.
That’s not magic—that’s preparation.
Final Take
Santa doesn’t rely on hope. He relies on glide. The right wax keeps him fast, smooth, and on schedule—year after year.
So this season, take a page from the big guy’s playbook. Wax early. Wax often. And don’t let bad conditions slow you down.
Because if Santa trusts wax to save Christmas…
you should probably wax your board too.
Ho ho ho. Stay slick.
