Kick Wax

The GS wax series from Vauhti is a synthetic compound that is fluoro free. GS Green: Cold conditions make for the best classic skiing, and GS Green is the kick wax for the job when temps are down. Can also be used to cover our softer kick waxes for maximum grip. Temperature Range: 14/ -22 F (-10 / -30 C) GS Blue: An all-purpose grip wax for colder winter conditions. GS Blue is a great compliment to our GS Carrot. Temperature Range: 23/ 5 F (-5 / -15 C) GS Carrot: Has the ability to work in old and coarse snow over a large temperature range. It also has exceptional durability attributes. A great complimentary wax to our GS Blue kick wax. Not to be used in new snow conditions. Temperature Range: 30/ 21 F (-1 / -6 C) GS Red: Is the obvious choice for tricky conditions right around the freezing point. Containing aluminum, this formula can deal with all snow types. Temperature Range: 34/ 28 F (+1 / -2 C)

PURE PRO grip waxes are especially for new, natural and fine snow. Thanks to the new additives glide properties are much better than with the traditional synthetic grip waxes. Pure Pro Green: -4/23 ºF (-5/-20°C) Pure Pro Violet: 19/28 ºF ( -2/-7°C) Pure Pro Pink: 23/30 ºF (-1/-5°C) Pure Pro White: 27/37 ºF (+3/-3°C)

A Liquid kick wax line from Start to help easily apply grip wax. Use the base wax for durability and then chose you wax of the day for kick. These liquids tend to have bomber kick so 2-3 layers of wax of the day would be enough. You can also apply a layer over the top of traditional hard wax for added kick! 80ML -Blue: 5/23°F (-5/-15°C) -Purple: 21/32°F ( 0/-6°C) -Red: 30/41°F (+5/-1°C) -Base

PURE RACE grip waxes are especially for old, artificial and coarse snow. Viscous waxes are very durable and thanks to new additive also fast. Pure Race Blue: 30/-4 ºF | -5/-20°C Pure Race Ldr: 32/14 ºF | 0/-10°C Pure Race Red: 37/30 ºF | +3/-1°C

Waxes specially created for the World Cup a few years ago at the request of national teams. Recently they have been gaining great popularity among cross-country skiers thanks to their quality and results. As if the already high level of the classic Rode waxes STICK and KLISTER wasn’t enough, these variants are their evolution, ensuring the same grip, but even more sliding. For 2020, directly from the cases of the Ski Wax Test of the World Cup, to expand the range of high performance products in the catalog for all fans we have four new entries: B15, B17, B310 into Stick Top Line KRS3 into Klister top Line

Excellent performance of GF fluorinated grip waxes comes from a revolutionary ingredient that reacts to temperature precisely. Thanks to this innovation, the risk of the grip wax icing in cold temperatures is reduced considerably and the grip properties are exceptional. GF grip waxes have wide operation range, which makes them a good choice also for recreational skiers. GF Green: -4F to 24F. Built for the coldest of days, GF Green is suitable for all snow types, and excels as the temperature drops. To maximize the durability and grip conditions of GF Green, you can use GF Carrot as a base wax. GF Carrot: Old Snow 10F to 28F. The flagship or the GF line of kick waxes, GF Carrot is a must have for every wax box. This all-purpose wax sticks extremely well to skis at sub-zero temperatures. GF Carrot works best on old or coarse snow, starting at temperatures around 30 F (-2 C), and extends down to 10 F (-12 C) on hard-packed tracks. GF Carrot can be used alone or as a base wax for other K-Line products. This wax is also extremely wear-resistant. GF Blue: 14F to 27F. GF Blue is the perfect complement to the GF Carrot. If the snow is too fine for GF Carrot, time to put your GF Blue to work. Best results are found on fine or coarse, old snow. GF Violet: 19F to 30F. A wax developed for new, fine snow in mild winter conditions, GF Violet is built for difficult new snow conditions. The grip properties of GF Violet set in at just below freezing with exceptional glide properties. GF Violet has a range extending as low as 23 F (-5 C) on new snow and 14 F (-10 C) on old snow without losing its superb glide properties. GF Pink: 23F to 32F. A new addition to the Vauhti line of kick wax, GF Pink is made specifically for new snow conditions. Best in dry or variable new snow, GF Pink is softer than other, similar grip waxes, giving it better grip properties on a soft track.

Amazing performance in dirty, variable snow. Great at repelling pine needles, lichen, oak leaves, etc.

Oslo kickers have quickly become some of New Moon's most popular kick waxes due to their reliable and forgiving kick in widely varying conditions. Designed with Norwegian snow conditions in mind where elevation and North Atlantic storms create complex waxing. For coarse, abrasive, or man made snow turning into powder as elevation or race conditions change. Can be corked in trailside! Non-fluorinated. Comes in: Super Green (5F to 19F) Extra Blue(18F to 28F) Purple (27F to 36F)

Rex's well-known and trusted basic grip wax line contains some classics, which have been in production for over 50 years! Universal Tar: -1/-25°C (-13/30°F) 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 18/30°F (-1/-8°C). Light Green: -8/-15°C (5/18°F) 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. Blue: -2/-8°C (18/28°F) The king of grip waxes! A classic that has been in production for decades, still remaining relevant. In Finland Rex Blue has gained a legendary reputation, just ask any finnish skier! It is used widely as a universal grip wax on cold temperatures. Its grip and glide properties can be adjusted by the thickness of the wax layer. The colder the weather, the thinner the layer. Blue Special: -1/-4°C (25/34°F) 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. Purple: 0/-2°C (28/32°F) 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: +1/-1°C (30/34°F) 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. Base Wax:? 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.

Fluoro Free The newest test waxes from Star. High-end World Cup Performance. M16 -15ºC/-1C fine, old, cold M21 -5ºC/1ºC fine, old, cold, glazing M26 -2ºC/+2ºC. heavy glaze, old

A simplified klister line up from Toko. BASE GREEN: cold klister and binder BLUE: -22F to 19F snow temperature, great for cold, refrozen, icy conditions. RED: 18F to 30F snow temperature, great all purpose for frozen or damp conditions. YELLOW: 28F TO 32F snow temperature, ideal for wet corn snow or slop.

Toko Grip line-up simplifies choices by broadening the effective temp ranges for each wax compared to the previous line. •X-Cold - a grip wax for extremely cold conditions. (-22F/10F snow temp) •Green - is used as a base for other grip wax layers as it increases abrasion resistance. (-22/32F snow temp) •Blue – used in cold, refrozen, icy conditions. Ideal for dry snow especially (5/19F snow temp) •Red - a virtual "universal" kicker that works well in a huge variety of snow textures. Sure to be a favorite! (14/32F snow temp) •Yellow - has proved its capabilities late last season on damp, pre-klister snow for us. (28/32F snow temp)

When it's just a bit too slick for hard wax to give the grip you're looking for, but just enough powdery snow to make klister ice up? Power grip is a great bet! Combines best features of synthetic grip waxes and klisters. Suitable both for racing use and recreational skiers. PowerGrip waxes can be used underneath regular grip waxes to provide an elastic and grippy base. Super-durable, wide-range waxes for all snow conditions. Eliminates the need for binder. Apply only a very thin layer, using an iron. Works best in transformed snow conditions. 45g tins. Powergrip Green (0F to 18F) The king of PowerGrip waxes! An unbeatable grip wax for cold conditons. Same properties as on PowerGrip Blue, but for colder temperatures. Excellent base wax for racing. Powergrip Blue (14F to 24F) 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 Violet (23F to 35F) For icy, glazed, coarse, and extremely hard tracks. In temperatures around 0°C it can be used instead of klisters. For new and falling snow apply a thin layer.

Legendary performance on fine, fresh and falling snow with humidity content ranging from 55-75%. Formulated with pine tar additive. Best-smelling wax in the world, seriously! Black (-22F to 14F) Green (10F to 20F) Blue (20F to 28F) Red (27F to 32F) Purple (31F to 33F) Yellow (33F to 37F) Not pictured.

Racing Grip waxes, rethought 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 N11 Yellow (28/36)F 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. N21 Blue (15/28)F Blue wax for mid-frost conditions. N21 has fairly hard consistency, but gives you still good grip thanks to Rex Dual compound materials. Can be used on its own, as mid layer or as a cover wax. N21 G Black "new snow" (15/34)F Blue condition kick wax for especially new snow. With the same graphite additive used in our glide waxes for new snow. Anti-static and does not collect snow. Excellent non-fluorinated alternative for our popular Racing Service Line 30G grip wax. N31 Green (-4/15)F A hard kick wax for cold conditions. Excellent glide properties on aggressive, sharp crystal snow, with still enough kick to be used as alone or as a final layer. N41 Pink "old snow" (5/28)F A kick wax designed for old, transformed and artificial snow. So called klister/hard wax mixture recipe. The softness and tackiness gives it good grip, and added N-kinetic compounds give world cup level glide for the wax. Excellent non-fluorinated alternative for our popular Racing Service Line TK-1814 grip wax

The VP-line is primarily designed for racers and ambitious non-racing individuals but can also be used by recreational skiers who want the optimum skiing experience. VP30 Pro Light Blue For new and new fallen fine-grained snow from -8°C to -16°C (18°F to 3°F). Old/partly transformed snow from -12°C to -20°C (10°F to -4°F). Light blue kick wax designed for dry and cold to extremely cold conditions. VP40 Pro Blue For new and new fallen fine-grained snow from -4°C to -10°C (25°F to 14°F). Old/partly transformed snow from -5°C to -14°C (23°F to 7°F). Blue kick wax designed for dry and cold winter conditions. A safe choice for normal midwinter inland conditions. Apply each layer thin – then smooth the surface with a synthetic cork (T12). VP45 PRO BLUE/VIOLET For new and new fallen fine-grained snow from -1°C to -5°C (30°F to 23°F). Old/partly transformed snow from -3°C to -8°C (27°F to 18°F). Purple-blue kick wax designed for normal winter conditions well below the freezing point. An obvious “next step” if VP40 does not provide a safe kick. VP50 PRO LIGHT VIOLET For new and new fallen fine-grained snow from 0°C to -3°C (32°F to 27°F). Old/partly transformed snow from -1°C to -6°C (30°F to 21°F). Purple kick wax designed for conditions a few degrees below the freezing point. Provides perfect kick until you experience moderate shiny tracks. The wax contains a new additive designed to impart maximum lubricity. This improves the stick-slip properties of the wax and gives an excellent feeling. V55 PRO VIOLET For new and new fallen fine-grained snow from 1°C to -2°C (34°F to 28°F). Old/partly transformed snow from 0°C to -5°C (32°F to 23°F). Dark purple kick wax designed for moist, and new or new fallen snow around zero. Can also be used on older snow just below the freezing point without sacrificing glide. The wax contains a new additive designed to impart maximum lubricity. This improves the stick-slip properties of the wax and gives an excellent feeling. VP60 PRO VIOLET/RED For new and new fallen fine-grained snow from 2°C to -1°C (36°F to 30°F). Old/partly transformed snow from -1°C to -4°C (34°F to 25°F). Purple-red kick wax works very well in moist new snow and shiny tracks. Will also work on older, slightly transformed snow some degrees below the freezing point. If tricky conditions around zero VP65 is recommended. The wax contains a new additive designed to impart maximum lubricity. This improves the stick-slip properties of the wax and gives an excellent feeling. VP65 PRO BLACK/RED For new and new fallen fine-grained snow from 0°C to 2°C (32°F to 36°F). Old/partly transformed snow from 0°C to -4°C (32°F to 25°F). Red/black kick wax with extraordinary properties when tricky conditions around the freezing point. Also brilliant on the cold side when high humidity and older/transformed snow. The black additive speaks for versatility and great anti-icing properties. VP65 works best on top of a couple of layers of a slightly harder wax. It also works great as a cover on top of klisters. **Apply each layer thin – then smoothen the surface with a synthetic cork (T12). The VP-line is primarily designed for racers and ambitious non-racing individuals but can also be used by recreational skiers who want the optimum skiing experience.

A newer and further developed fluor-free version of the popular 30G, with extra ingredients that improve its properties on new snow. Reduced risk of icing and improved glide properties. When its freezing, 30GB is used as the final layer on top of other kick waxes. Around zero degrees Celsius, 30GB works on top of base wax only, or mixed together with klister. Temperature Range: 16°F/34°F New Snow (-8°C/+1°C)

Blue (14/28F new) (5/23F old) Excellent in the teens and low twenties, especially with low humidity. If tracks are slippery, use V40 Blue Extra. Blue Extra (19/30F new) (12/27F old) One of the true classics. Nearly universal performance in sub-freezing temps. Apply thinner for temps below 20F. A must-have for any classic skier. Green (5/18F new) (0/12F old) Swix's standard cold kicker. Works reliably down below zero. Easily covered if temps warm up beyond the green temp range. Polar (-22/5F new snow) (-12/10F old) An old fave of the die-hard cold weather crowd. Applies much easier at room temp. Be sure to cork to a glassy, smooth surface. Apply long if tracks are soft or slippery. Red/Silver (32/38F new) (30/34F old) Very tacky for very wet and fresh snow min the 30s and 40s. May need to be covered if icing is a problem. Special Red (28/34F) A popular choice for many classic skiers. Good for those wet days with fresh snow that is not quite klister snow. One of the essential kick waxes. Violet (32F new) (27/30F old) For damp, sticky snow right at freezing. Prone to icing if snow is fresh. Cover with Rex Hydrex if icing is a problem. Violet Special (27/32F new) (21/28F old) For moist snow beginning to get sticky and damp. Cover with some blue extra if icing occurs.

GS Base AT is a base wax that excels in fresh snow conditions. Good durability, combined with excellent glide properties make this a popular choice when the snow is falling, especially with fine snow. GS Base AT can be applied cold, without ironing.

Made for World Cup Racing, now available to all. TLine B15 : Best in older or manmade snow, but handles damp new snow that is rapidly changing or glazing. Can also be used as a speed cover wax. 23º-30ºF TLine B17 : New or slightly transformed snow. 5º-23ºF TLine B310: All types of new or slightly transformed snow, falling snow. 5º-23ºF TLine VO: New or slightly transformed snow. 28ºF- 32ºF TLine VPS: New or recently transformed snow, falling snow. 30º- 32ºF TLine VXPS: New or slightly transformed snow. 32ºF

Rex Blue Klister (14F to 23F Icy Snow) For icy and hard track. Famous for its durability. In abrasive conditions can be used as a base wax for other klisters and grip waxes. Rex Gold Klister (19F to 37F Man-made Snow) A new product for coarse snow, man-made snow and glazed tracks. Tested and approved by all major world cup teams in cross country. Rex Purple Klister (19F to 38F Wet, Old Snow) A durable klister for wide temperature range. For coarse wet snow and coarse icy snow. Rex OV Brown Klister (32F to 50F Wet, Old Snow) A special klister for coarse and wet snow. One of our top products! Rex Universal Klister (-22F to 50F All Conditions) An effective klister for new and wet snow. For all kinds of klister conditions. Due to new, enhanced formula, it is easier to apply.

SPECIAL GREEN (5F to 14F) Rode Special Green hard wax (grip wax) for 5F to 14 F. If you're looking for fast, this is it. Can mix this with Green to soften it up and when just a bit more kick might be nice. GREEN (14F to 25F) Rode Green hard wax (grip wax) for 14F to 25 F. Best for low humidities in new and untransformed snow. MULTIGRADE BLUE (20 to 28F) Rode Multigrade Blue hard wax (grip wax) for 20F to 28F. Best in new and untransformed snow. AWESOME wax for SPEED in the teens! BLUE (21F to 28F) Rode Blue hard wax (kick wax) for snow temps 28F to 21F. Very reliable grip in new and untransformed snow within its temperature range. SUPER BLUE (27F to 30F) Rode Super Blue hard wax (grip wax) for snow temps 27F to 30F. Excellent in new and untransformed snow. If you don't have this one, GET IT! MUST HAVE! SUPER EXTRA BLUE (23F to 30F) Rode Super Extra Blue hard wax (grip wax) for fresh and untransformed snow. Snow temps 23 to 30 F. Use when humidity is above 40% as a complement to Super Blue which is used for lower humidity. MULTIGRADE VIOLET (29F to 32F) Rode Multigrade Violet hard wax (grip wax) for 29 to 32 F. Can be used much colder in higher humidity and moisture content. If you have one wax in your pocket, pray it's this one! This is the gateway drug of Rode waxes...you try this one and then HAVE TO HAVE the rest of the line! VIOLET (around 32F) Rode Violet hard wax (grip wax) for 32 F (0 C). Don't leave home without this wax! Thinking about zeroes? Everything else super slow? Try this before you make the final call. VIOLET EXTRA (32F to 34F) Rode Violet Extra hard wax (grip wax) for 32 to 34 F. Another one to try when you're searching for something other than waxless skis! RED EXTRA (30F to 34F) Rode Red Extra hard wax for 30 to 34 F, which can be great new humid snow that isn't glazing or drying out. RED (32F to 36F) Rode Red hard wax (grip wax) for 32 to 36 F. Can be good in fresh, humid snow that isn't glazing. YELLOW (34F to 39F) Rode Yellow Gialla hard wax (grip wax) for 34 to 39 F. Gialla is THE wax to try in the Rode line when trying to decide on wax for zeroes. Think 2016 Birkie...when the snow is wet and glazing... this could be your miracle wax! SUPER WEISS Temp Range: (25F-30F) -1°...-4°C / -3°...-7°C For old non-transformed snow or not too compact.

Time-proven base klister. Extremely durable. Apply with torch or heat gun to aide in application.

Clear out your wax box and replace all your binders with Vauhti GS Base Super. The only binder you will ever need, GS Base Super has superior durability and glide properties in all snow conditions.

The KX klisters are durable klisters custom-made for different conditions.

60ML -Base -Gold 19F to 34F -Red 32F to 50F Same durable Klister wax as Rex’s traditional line, now in a liquid form. Allows a quick and thin application. Can be applied with minimal heating at room temps. Excellent base for hard waxes in mixed or abrasive conditions. For fully transformed conditions where a thick layer is needed use traditional tube klister.

MULTIGRADE (21F to 42F) This one is killer in coarse snow and when the tracks are falling apart. If you're building a klister collection, this better be in there! SPECIAL BLUE (10F to 25F) This one isn't as tough as Chola, but other waxes bond to it more easily so you can also cover it with hard wax in cold, abrasive new snow. BLUE (23F to 32F) When the track is thawed and refrozen. This is for the blazing fast hold-on-to-your-hats type of days! Don't be afraid of klister! Imagine rollerski kick with melt-your face speed! That is what spring skiing is all about. VIOLET SPECIAL (23F to 30F) This is the ticket as a binder for cold snow under blue hardwax! VIOLET (27F to 32F) This is the ticket as a binder for cold snow under blue hardwax! RED (28F to 39F) This needs to be in your box, as you'll want to try mixing it with other waxes to increase speed and prevent icing. SPECIAL RED (32F to 37F) Great for wet snow or mixing to prevent icing and speed up other waxes. SILVER (31F to 34F) Mix this stuff in where the snow is dirty to maintain speed and prevent icing. SILVER EXTRA (32F to 39F) For very dirty snow. UNIVERSAL (32F)

Kit containing 1 each of Base Green Binder, Yellow, Red, and Blue, a plasto cork, and a multipurpose scraper all in a high quality cordura zippered bag.

New from Rex. Based on Gold Klister, this new molybdenum Racing Service klister is especially good on dirty and coarse snow. It is a bit softer for extra grip. The added molybdenum improves its glide properties and decreases the attachment of dirt on old and coarse snow. Temperature range: 23/39°F (-5/4°C)

Green Base Klister Spray. Temperature range 5°F to 50F. Apply a thin layer. Use regular klister on top, adjusted to the conditions, or aerosol Quick Klister. Upside down spray applicator for controlled spray-on application. The Base klister is applied by holding the bottle upside down and move it slowly along the ski on both sides of the groove. Distance between the base and nozzle should be 4-5 cm. For Racing, Sport and Recreation.