Cross-country skiing - Waxes and waxes

Powerful retaining wax that is well suited to all types of snow: - Fresh snow: 0C to -3C - Snow mechanically worked: -1C to -6C

The PS8 is an ideal gliding wax for mild days and the end of the season. Well suited to slightly wet snow and between -4C and 4C. For wetter snow t...

Far retention ideal for dry snow conditions between -3C and -10C.

Far grip for conditions from -1 to -6.

The HS5 (High Speed ​​5) replaces the old LF5. Can be used in training or competition. Using a iron , melt the wax on the sliding area and iron ...

Toko - Nordic Gripwax 25g - Blue Retaining wax for cold and dry snow, but also for packed and compact snow. Air temperature from -7 to -30 d...

The easiest way to apply a glide wax! Shake, apply, brush using the built-in felt pen, ski!

Liquid glide wax for temperatures between -4 and -12°C. Can be used without iron. Replaces CH6. Shake the bottle and spray on the sliding are...

The PS5 is a very versatile glide wax for our Quebec winters. Temperature -10 to -18°C. NB Replaces CH5

Adhesion wax covering temperatures varying between -3 and -12°C.

Powerful retaining wax that is well suited to all types of snow: - Fresh snow: -4C to -10C - Mechanically worked snow: -5C to -14C

A high-performance wax, the VP30 replaces the old VR30 which was the fluorinated wax at Swix. To be used under the following conditions: - Fresh sn...

Versatile gliding wax that works well in low-wet snow conditions. The PS7 is ideal for temperatures between -2C and -8C. For wetter snow the HS7 wo...

Far restraint for dry snow conditions between -2C and -4C.