Wax

TSP10 is a great powder in wet conditions Temperature range 0°C to 10°C 

Typically when new or transformed snow are turning wet. Despite being a quite soft powder, the durability is great, and the powder can easily hold up for longer distances. The speed of the iron should be approx. 8-10 sec. on a skating ski. Important to have a good iron to get an efficient melting of the powder. TSP10 can be used as a race powder alone, but is often used as base for top coats. Recommended iron temp.: 160°C (320°F).

• Powder for competition
• Durable
• For warm conditions
• Pro by Swix ski wax
• The TST series is often reccomended in the World Cup
• Swix powder

TSP8 Temperature range +4 Degree C to -4 Degrees C

Has a softness and racing formula that makes it perfect in conditions on both sides of the freezing point. The speed of the iron should be approx. 8-10 sec. on a skating ski. It's important to have a good iron to get an efficient melting of the powder. TSP8 can be used as a race powder alone, but is often used as a base for top coats. 

Recommended iron temp.: 160°C (320°F).

• Powder for competition
• Durable
• Perfect underlayer for top coats
• Pro by Swix ski wax
• The TST series is often reccomended in the World Cup
• Swix powder

Eco-friendly Composition: The wax is made from natural, biodegradable ingredients, reducing its environmental footprint compared to traditional synthetic waxes.

Performance-Oriented: Despite its natural composition, the wax is engineered to provide excellent glide and speed, helping you achieve optimal performance on the slopes.

Versatility: Suitable for various winter sports including alpine skiing, snowboarding, and backcountry skiing, ensuring a broad application range for different types of snow conditions.

Natural Ingredients:

• • Beeswax: Provides a durable and hydrophobic coating, improving glide and water resistance.
  • Carnauba Wax: Known for its hardness and high melting point, it adds durability and smoothness.
  • Seed Wax: Contributes to the overall texture and performance, enhancing the wax’s grip and glide properties.
  • Juniper Oil: Adds natural fragrance and potential antibacterial properties, while also aiding in the application process.
  • Apply with a waxing iron at 130°C

Super fluid and very durable glide wax for training. Temperature range from -2°C to -7°C. Liquid glide wax for training that can be used alone or as a base layer for racing glide wax. CH07XL is at its best in typical winter conditions, below 0°C. It can cope well with various snow conditions, regardless of humidity. A safe choice that rarely underperforms within its core area.

HS8 is a popular glide wax for both base preparation and training.

High Speed (HS) is specially developed for younger racers and the ambitious leisure skier. All waxes in this series have high performance and good durability. This makes them an affordable option for both competition and training. HS8 is easy to melt and very convenient to work with. It is equally suited for both training and racing.

How to apply HS8: The speed of the waxing iron should be approx. 8-10 seconds for a skating or alpine ski. The wax can be reheated after cooling to room temperature (10 min.) for better durability. It is important to have a good waxing iron in order to melt the wax efficiently. Recommended waxing iron temp.: 150°C.

HS8 is available as both wax and liquid products.

Details:

• A favorite for Nordic skiing disciplines
• A good base wax for topping wax
• Replaces LF8X.
• For training and racing
• HS8 is recommended from -4 to +4 degrees.
• Easy to work with
• Improves ski glide
• Fluoro-free and 100% biodegradable
• Thoroughly tested in different conditions

TS7B is a versatile wax suitable for normal winter conditions below freezing. Its hardness makes it easier to work with and it is easy to achieve a good end result. The black additive reduces friction on cold and contaminated snow. This is a very popular wax in alpine and cross-country skiing, and has shown good performance on artificial snow, as well as on naturally transformed older snow. The speed of the waxing iron should be approx. 8-10 seconds for a skating or alpine ski. The wax can be reheated after cooling to room temperature (10 min.) for better durability. It is important to have a good waxing iron in order to melt the wax efficiently. TS7B can be used as a racing wax alone, but is also often used as a base wax for other racing products. Recommended waxing iron temperature 150°C.

Details:

• Excellent dry friction properties
• Dirt repellent
• Gives good glide in typical winter conditions
• A good choice on artificial snow.

HS07-18

HS7 VIOLET, -2°C/-8°C, 180G

HIGHLIGHTS

• Fantastic allround-glider
• For training and competition
• Great performance and durability
• Fluoro-free and non-toxic
• Well tested on many conditions

I84 CLEANER,FLUORO GLIDEWAX,70ML

Cleaner for fluoro glide wax and CH wax. Improves glide and conditions the base. For glide sections only on all racing skis and snowboards. Involves no hard mechanical treatment of the base. No wearing of the stone grind pattern in the ski base. Makes the ski faster! Apply cleaner (I84) with Fiberlene. Brush with white nylon brush while wet. Wipe clean with Fiberlene. Let dry for 5-30 minutes. Brush with hand steel brush (or Roto steel brush). Wax with Base Prep wax. 2.5 fl. oz.

BP099 is a soft wax with a low melting point. Recommended as the first layer on new skis. BP99 is also recommended for skis or snowboards in the “Hot Box”. The temperature in the Hot Box must never be higher than 55°C. Temperatures higher than 55°C may cause delamination of the base.

Details:

• A soft base prep glide wax with a low melting point
• For ski base preparation
• For skiers who train and compete
• Fluoro-free