Grip / Kick Wax

61 PowerGrip Blue -4…-10°C One of the best grip waxes on the market. Extremely durable for all icy, glazed and old snow conditions. For new snow, apply a thinner layer. Works also relatively well on moist snow. PowerGrip Marathon Fluor Secure grip for long distances and glazed tracks. Specialty grip waxes that combine the best properties of klisters and synthetic grip waxes. Ideal for marathon skiers and long distances due to their outstanding durability and ability to adjust to prevailing conditions because of their thermoreactive ingredients. Compared to our Pro Grip -series, PowerGrip offer more aggressive grip. Apply with a heat gun, hair dryer or waxing iron. One good layer is enough without base wax. Smooths out really nice when warm using a thumb. Long distance optimized Durable and powerful grip Thermo-reactive ingredients give a wide temperature range When the tracks are hard and glazed but it's still not a full-on klister weather, PowerGrip is a good choice!

Very sticky and durable base wax under any grip wax. The most durable result is achieved by applying a wax with an waxing iron to roughened ski base.

Another Rex-legend. A bit softer and more gripping than Blue (115) for milder frosts. Provides a good grip even on hard and worn track.

The most popular Rex wax for cold conditions. On new snow provides a good grip at around -6°C. Use it in race waxing as a coating for softer waxes.

Despite of its purple color, this is a pure below-zero-temperature wax, which is used in race waxing as a coating for PowerGrip Green. A secure choice for recreational skiers.

Red kick wax for zero conditions. When mixed or used as a coating for klisters, gives great protection against icing on new or loose snow.

Excellent wax for skiers who are looking for simplicity in their waxing, as well as for racing skiers. Despite it’s "Universal" name it's a fully proven race wax, especially at mild frosts (-1…-8°C).

136 N11 Yellow +2…-2°C A versatile soft kick wax for both plus and minus degrees. On dry snow use as a coating for harder underlayer, on wet snow use as coating for klisters. Next level combination of grip and glide with Rex Dual Compound technology: The innovative recipe of our N-line grip waxes consists of both pressure-sensitive and temperature-sensitive raw materials in an optimal ratio, to achieve a perfect balance for the demands of today’s World Cup racing tracks. Taking advantage of Rex N-Kinetic technology increases the glide and dirt repellency of the series. N-series grip waxes can be used as cover waxes, or just on their own. Already World Cup proven with a confirmed win with N-line waxes! The new fluor-free N-line series replaces our previous Pro Grip series

111 N31 Green -8…-20°C A hard kick wax for cold conditions. Excellent glide properties on aggressive, sharp crystal snow, with still enough kick to be used as alone of as a final layer. Next level combination of grip and glide with Rex Dual Compound technology: The innovative recipe of our N-line grip waxes consists of both pressure-sensitive and temperature-sensitive raw materials in an optimal ratio, to achieve a perfect balance for the demands of today’s World Cup racing tracks. Taking advantage of Rex N-Kinetic technology increases the glide and dirt repellency of the series. N-series grip waxes can be used as cover waxes, or just on their own. Already World Cup proven with a confirmed win with N-line waxes! The new fluor-free N-line series replaces our previous Pro Grip series

-2...-15C Made for coarse and manmade snow, this wax was developed to meet the demands of today's racing courses that often have very hard tracks with artificial snow.

-3C°...-7C° / -5C°... -12C° Waxes based on natural and synthetic resins essential for classic technique in cross-country skiing. They allow the ski to anchor to the snow in the pushing phase and at the same time to slide in the sliding phase. For new snow or snow at beginning of transformation, when crystals are still intact. Normally spread without heat, but they can be applied with iron in particular snow conditions. They cover a range of temperatures from -30°C to +4°C. They are solid in little can of about 45 g. Some stick has to be used with different temperatures depending on the geographical location; snow characteristics are not the same throughout the world, conditioning the performance of the wax. For this reason they present a double temperature. M.E. (Middle Europe) refers to purely alpine and central-southern Europe snow. N.E. (Nord Europe) refers to scandinavian and northern Europe snow.

-1C°...-4C° / -3C°... -7C° Waxes based on natural and synthetic resins essential for classic technique in cross-country skiing. They allow the ski to anchor to the snow in the pushing phase and at the same time to slide in the sliding phase. For new snow or snow at beginning of transformation, when crystals are still intact. Normally spread without heat, but they can be applied with iron in particular snow conditions. They cover a range of temperatures from -30°C to +4°C. They are solid in little can of about 45 g. Some stick has to be used with different temperatures depending on the geographical location; snow characteristics are not the same throughout the world, conditioning the performance of the wax. For this reason they present a double temperature. M.E. (Middle Europe) refers to purely alpine and central-southern Europe snow. N.E. (Nord Europe) refers to scandinavian and northern Europe snow.

-1C°...-5C° / -3C°... -10C° Waxes based on natural and synthetic resins essential for classic technique in cross-country skiing. They allow the ski to anchor to the snow in the pushing phase and at the same time to slide in the sliding phase. For new snow or snow at beginning of transformation, when crystals are still intact. Normally spread without heat, but they can be applied with iron in particular snow conditions. They cover a range of temperatures from -30°C to +4°C. They are solid in little can of about 45 g. Some stick has to be used with different temperatures depending on the geographical location; snow characteristics are not the same throughout the world, conditioning the performance of the wax. For this reason they present a double temperature. M.E. (Middle Europe) refers to purely alpine and central-southern Europe snow. N.E. (Nord Europe) refers to scandinavian and northern Europe snow.

0C° / -2C°... -4C° Waxes based on natural and synthetic resins essential for classic technique in cross-country skiing. They allow the ski to anchor to the snow in the pushing phase and at the same time to slide in the sliding phase. For new snow or snow at beginning of transformation, when crystals are still intact. Normally spread without heat, but they can be applied with iron in particular snow conditions. They cover a range of temperatures from -30°C to +4°C. They are solid in little can of about 45 g. Some stick has to be used with different temperatures depending on the geographical location; snow characteristics are not the same throughout the world, conditioning the performance of the wax. For this reason they present a double temperature. M.E. (Middle Europe) refers to purely alpine and central-southern Europe snow. N.E. (Nord Europe) refers to scandinavian and northern Europe snow.

0C°...+2C° / -3C°... -5C° Waxes based on natural and synthetic resins essential for classic technique in cross-country skiing. They allow the ski to anchor to the snow in the pushing phase and at the same time to slide in the sliding phase. For new snow or snow at beginning of transformation, when crystals are still intact. Normally spread without heat, but they can be applied with iron in particular snow conditions. They cover a range of temperatures from -30°C to +4°C. They are solid in little can of about 45 g. Some stick has to be used with different temperatures depending on the geographical location; snow characteristics are not the same throughout the world, conditioning the performance of the wax. For this reason they present a double temperature. M.E. (Middle Europe) refers to purely alpine and central-southern Europe snow. N.E. (Nord Europe) refers to scandinavian and northern Europe snow.

0C°...-2C° Waxes based on natural and synthetic resins essential for classic technique in cross-country skiing. They allow the ski to anchor to the snow in the pushing phase and at the same time to slide in the sliding phase. For new snow or snow at beginning of transformation, when crystals are still intact. Normally spread without heat, but they can be applied with iron in particular snow conditions. They cover a range of temperatures from -30°C to +4°C. They are solid in little can of about 45 g. Some stick has to be used with different temperatures depending on the geographical location; snow characteristics are not the same throughout the world, conditioning the performance of the wax. For this reason they present a double temperature. M.E. (Middle Europe) refers to purely alpine and central-southern Europe snow. N.E. (Nord Europe) refers to scandinavian and northern Europe snow.

2°...-30°C (36°...-22°F) Black Magic Molybdenum kick waxes are used as finishing and blending waxes, suitable for wearing and variable snow conditions: Black Magic Molybden kick wax, humidity < 75%

2°...-30°C (36°...-22°F) Black Magic Molybdenum kick waxes are used as finishing and blending waxes, suitable for wearing and variable snow conditions: Black Magic Molybdenum Fluor kick wax, humidity > 75%

Base Wax – for normal snow conditions.

Base Wax Extra – for coarse grained and wearing conditions.

-2°...-6°C (28°...21°F) Start synthetic kick waxes suitable for both old and new snow. The Base wax improves the durability of the waxing.

-4°...-10°C (25°...14°F) New Start Racing Fluor line is a fluorinated kick wax line. Suitable for use as kick wax alone, or as a finishing wax applied on top of kick waxing.

-5°...-10°C (23°...14°F) Start synthetic kick waxes suitable for both old and new snow. The Base wax improves the durability of the waxing.

-2°...-20°C (32°...-4°F) Universal kick wax minus

1°...-3°C (34°...27°F) Start synthetic kick waxes suitable for both old and new snow. The Base wax improves the durability of the waxing.

2°...-2°C (36°...28°F) New Start Racing Fluor line is a fluorinated kick wax line. Suitable for use as kick wax alone, or as a finishing wax applied on top of kick waxing.

-1°...-5°C (30°...23°F) New Start Racing Fluor line is a fluorinated kick wax line. Suitable for use as kick wax alone, or as a finishing wax applied on top of kick waxing.

Start Tar kick waxes for new and fine snow. Suitable for use as kickwax for hobbyist in all snow conditions. Yellow: 2°...0°C (36°...32°F) Purple: 0.5°...-0.5°C (33°...31°F) Blue: -2°...-7°C (28°...19°F) Green: -7°...-12°C (19°...10°F) Black: -10°...-30°C (14°...-22°F)

5°...-20°C (41°...-4°F) Well tested Start Grip Tape and Start Grip Tape Sport are easy toadjust by following the application instructions in the package.They are well suited for all skiers who appreciate reliable anddurable kick waxing. For most skiers it lasts the whole season.

The bases of wooden skis need to be treated with pine tar, to repel the moisture and to seal the wooden base. Use a torch or heat gun to heat it into the base.