HOLMENKOL

– The World Cup success wax
– For fine to coarse and damp snow. – For snow temperatures from -­6° to -­12 °C
– Maximum water and dirt repellence
– Very high acceleration
– Allows maximum gliding and abrasion resistance

Highly fluorinated synthesis racing wax.

Professional waxer with a proven racing record.

– Simple and precise temperature setting with a rotary knob
– The temperature is controlled by a micro-processor, keeping it stable during processing
– The extra-thick base plate enables ideal processing of temperature-sensitive special and racing Wa

Superior-quality aluminium edge angle for file guiding.

– Suitable for all ski files, grinding diamonds and oxide stones 

– Delivery does not include File Guide Clamp (art. 24481)

Granular grinding rubber for refinishing ski and snowboard edges.

– Used to blunt the steel edge at the front and rear
– Optimally suitable for removing flash rust

– Alternative to Racing File L-MAXI (art. 24450) - for a somewhat finer finish
– Optionally suitable for Base Edge File Guide (art. 24450)
200 x 20 mm, 15 teeth/cm

Professional file, for precise fine-filing ski and board edges.

New Liquid Wax variant of the well-known skiwax bar Ultramix.
For cold, old and aggressive snow.
For snow temperatures from -8° to ­-20° C. Fast and easy application. Apply with the special fleece "CareFleece" 24492, allow to dry and then polish in with FinishCork 20645. Finished!

Holmenkol 5mm Plexi Wax Scraper is a beefier version of the 3mm scraper and suitable for more robust workshop and race use. It’s a simple and easy to use plastic scraper suitable for removing excessive wax when hot waxing skis or snowboards. It also has a notched corner for removing wax from the metal edge and one square and one round corner for removing wax from skis with groves in the base.

Features and Specs.

Plastic construction

5mm thick

Size: 130 m x 60mm x 5mm

Art.-Nr. 20523

Ultra Mix Blue by Holmenkol is a high quality coldest conditions ski and snowboard wax for when the temperature really drops on the mountain.

When the snow temperature tumbles below -8°C and towards -20°C this wax will perform. 

Recommended iron temperature: 135-145°C

Snow temperature range: -8 to -20°C

Snow types: all snow types - especially effective on cold corn snow and old coarse snow

A much harder wax compound, it resists coarse snow crystals and hard abrasive snow that colder conditions bring, and retains its structure for longer as a result.

For best results use a brass/bronze brush alongside a nylon wax brush to really open the structure up and help improve glide performance.

With this wax set your iron to 140°C and ONLY use a ski waxing iron at this temperature as this is right on the limit of the maximum temperature you can use on bases without risk of delamination.