Why settle for the rest when you can get the best? Mr. Zog’s Sexwax has been keeping surfers’ feet firmly on their surfboards since the early 70’s. Different colors indicate the varying temperatures in the water. Before you head out, just check the water temp and make sure you’ve got the right color. If you are getting any other ideas don’t let the catchy name fool you, this wax is strictly meant for the stick you paddle in the water.

We carry the following wax types:

• Tropic/Basecoat – BLUE
• Warm to Mild Tropic – RED
• Mid Cool to Warm – ORANGE
• Cool to Mid Warm – GREEN
• Cold to Cool – PURPLE
• X-Cold to Cold – YELLOW

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YELLOW LABEL
REVISED RANGE
X-COLD to COLD
58F / 14C
& BELOW

PURPLE LABEL
REVISED RANGE
COLD TO COOL
48F to 68F
9C to 20C

GREEN LABEL
REVISED RANGE
COOL TO MID WARM
58F to 74F
14C to 23C

ORANGE LABEL
REVISED RANGE
MID COOL TO WARM
64F to 78F
18C to 26C

RED LABEL
REVISED RANGE
WARM TO MILD TROPIC
70F to 84F
21C to 29C

BLUE LABEL
REVISED RANGE
TROPIC
78F / 26C
& ABOVE

WHY IS IT CALLED SEX WAX?

Sex Wax Blue In the beginning, Zog asked friend and artist, Hank Pitcher, to design a label for the new surf wax. Not one to shy away from controversy, Hank came up with a visually intriguing logo bearing the name “Sex Wax”. Hank liked the name because it sounded phonetically cool. Zog liked it because it was attention-grabbing, absurd, and a great spoof on Madison Avenue’s not so subtle attempts to use sex to sell a product.

Naming the product “Sex Wax” has led to some hilarious misunderstandings, some great stories, and some amazing letters from satisfied, but confused, customers. There are those who have been offended by the name and refused to purchase the product. There are those who have banned display of the logo at schools and family amusement parks. And then there are those who read the label and smile with the knowledge that the world needs all the humor it can get.