Kick Waxes

Top notch fluor-free hardwax for the coldest temperatures. Extremely popular in northern climates. Also a great cover for softer waxes to speed them up. Best applied in thin layers and corked smooth as can be. Read more

Start Synthetic Kickwaxes are a great all-around line for a variety of old and new snow conditions. Use the standard basewax as a binder for longer lasting grip in regular conditions. Read more

Start Synthetic Kickwaxes are a great all-around line for a variety of old and new snow conditions. Use the basewax extra for longer lasting grip in more aggressive conditions. Read more

A base wax suitable for fresh snow conditions. Good durability, excellent glide properties. Can be applied cold without heat, but is best to either use a heat gun or kick wax iron to add heat and improve the binding and curing process. Read more

Base wax for all grip waxes in conditions below -1°C. For coarse-grained snow which causes high wear on the grip wax. Read more

Kick wax in the classic V-Line, perfect for both touring, training and racing. For new fallen snow -2°C to -10°C and old fine-grained snow -5°C to -15°C. To be used on moderate cold snow when skiing is at its best. Read more

VG30 base wax is to be used as first layer for all hard kick waxes in new and fine grained snow. Designed to hold kick wax on the ski base when snow is coarse and abrasive. Read more

Polar grip wax in the classic V-series. Provides great grip for ski trips, training and racing. Apply in thin layers and smooth with a cork. Read more

Grip wax for a wide range of weather conditions. On old snow, almost down to -12°C. As it covers the most common winter conditions, it is one of the most popular kick waxes out there. Read more

V60 Red/Silver is for wet new snow up +3°C and down to -1°C in older more transformed granular snow. Apply thicker for increasingly warmer conditions to secure grip. Read more

The V-Line of hardwaxes is the traditional line of hard kick waxes, made for racing and recreational skiing. Swix V55 is for moist new snow up to +1°C and down to -2°C in older more transformed granular snow. Read more

V50 Violet has for many years been a top wax as a touring and race wax. To be used when the snow is in a stage going from cold to wet, around the freezing point. Read more

An important wax for racing and recreational skiing. When Blue Extra starts slipping, Violet Special will often be the best wax to use. The V-series is designed for both racing and recreational skiing. Read more

Kick wax in the classic V-Line, perfect for both touring, training and racing. Excellent grip. For new fallen snow -8°C to -15°C and old fine-grained snow -10°C to -18°C. Read more

When you don’t want to buy a huge array of waxes, universal waxes are the right choice. This Start universal wax is made to work whenever the temperature is below freezing. Read more

Start synthetic kickwaxes are a great all-around line for a variety of old and new snow conditions. Start Nordic is the hardest Start kickwax for long training sessions, or covering softer waxes to speed them up. Read more

Start synthetic kickwaxes are a great all-around line for a variety of old and new snow conditions. Start Green is a hard kickwax for when temperatures start falling. Read more

Start synthetic kickwaxes are a great all-around line for a variety of old and new snow conditions. Start Blue is a harder kickwax for most mild winter conditions. Read more

Start synthetic kickwaxes are a great all-around line for a variety of old and new snow conditions. Start Purple is a slightly less sticky hardwax for a great around-zero performance. Read more

Rex Green is a standard hard, cold weather grip wax. Best for -8°C to -15°C when used as a grip. Use it in race waxing as a coating for softer waxes. Read more

Rex Red grip wax is for near zero conditions, 1°C to -1°C. Contains tar to help keep solid grip on changing conditions with new snow and old snow mixes without icing up. Especially great as a mix or topper for klister to stop icing on the stickier wax. Read more

Rex Purple is a slightly colder than normal violet wax. Used when the temperatures are slightly below zero, 0°C to -2°C. Often a good choice for recreational skiers for those milder days. On the race front, it is used to cover up Powergrip Green. Read more

Rex Blue Special is a warmer, stickier version of the legendary Rex Blue Grip. It is a slightly softer for milder frosts, and hard, worn tracks in sub zero conditions. Best used in -1°C to -4°C. Read more

Rex Blue is a cold weather grip wax to cover all your winter skiing conditions. Best for -2°C to -8°C. Read more