Holmenkol Application Sponge Large

For brushing out when preparing with glide waxes and speed products.

Most alpine skis have a black base - and that is exactly what the Holmenkol Repair Strips black are made for. Light it, drip it into the groove, scrape it off, and the damaged spot is barely noticeable. Holmenkol Repair Strips black - Repair candles for dark bases Special candles for small base repairs Suitable for all conventional ski bases Black, matching most alpine ski and snowboard bases Pack of 5 pieces Use without special tools Black or transparent Black is the standard choice because the vast majority of bases are dark. Only for light or clear bases do you use the transparent version. Technically, both are identical; it is purely about the appearance of the repaired spot. How to proceed Clean and dry the damaged spot, light the candle, let it burn briefly, and drip the plastic into the groove. Slightly overfill, let it cool, then level it with a blade and sand it lightly. If the damage goes all the way to the core, have the ski checked at the workshop. Frequently asked questions Do the repairs hold?Yes, if the damaged spot is properly cleaned and dry, for many ski days. Do I need special tools?A lighter and a scraping blade are enough. Does black fit every base?Yes, on all dark bases. For light bases, you should use the transparent version.

Very good handling due to large hand contact surface and holding strap. Perfect for exposing the structure. Extremely durable. The standard brush in alpine racing. World Cup-proven coarse bronze brush for cleaning the base before and during waxing with hot wax.

Offers very good handling and a very good support. The blade position can be optimally adjusted for each sidewall.Incl. spare blade round 6 mm. Product advantages Holmenkol Sidewall Planer Pro: High-quality, ergonomically optimized sidewall planer with Teflon sliding surfaces on the facing side

Racing Waxer for professional hot waxing of ski and snowboard bases. Microprocessor-controlled temperature control with minimal temperature fluctuations for optimum wax processing with the best possible protection of the ski/snowboard base. Professional waxer of the World Cup teams with digital display and 15 mm thick base plate. Simple and precise temperature setting via touch display Temperature is controlled by microprocessor and remains stable while working The extra thick base plate enables ideal processing of temperature-sensitive special and racing waxes Temperature control from 90-180 °C Power 850w With 15 mm thick base plate

Holmenkol Roughening & polishing cut - special grinding pads for ski bases Holmenkol presents the Roughening & Polishing Blanks, specially developed grinding pads for roughening ski and snowboard bases. These pads are an indispensable tool for anyone who wants to optimize the performance of their winter sports equipment. How to use Simply run the pad over the base surface to optimally prepare it for wax absorption. The special structure of the pad ensures even and effective roughening.

Optimal protective shield for SpeedStick. Product advantages Holmenkol Speed Shield Pro II: High-quality work protection Quick-change mechanism

Nylon brush especially suitable for polishing finish products.

Optimal supplement for the Cross Structure Tool nordic (Art. 24485). Scope of delivery: 0.3 mm and 0.5 mm V-structure, 0.5 mm and 1.0 mm linear structure (structure tool base frame is not included). Product advantages Holmenkol Cross Structure KIT Nordic: Extension set with 4 world cup proven structures

At extreme lean angles, not only does the base run on the snow, but so do the sidewalls. The Holmenkol Side Wall Finish is designed precisely for this: a World Cup-proven coating that reduces friction where every hundredth of a second counts in a race. Holmenkol Side Wall Finish - Coating for the sidewalls World Cup-proven coating for the sidewalls Does it increase speed during extreme lean angles? Also suitable for sled runners 50 ml bottle with dispenser tip Who will benefit from this For racers in giant slalom and speed disciplines, where the ski is edged so far that the sidewall touches the snow. You won’t notice a difference during normal on-piste skiing—in that case, your money is better spent on a good glide wax. Here’s how to use it Clean and dry the sidewalls, apply a thin layer of the finish from the dispensing tip, and spread it evenly. Let it air dry before putting the ski back in the snow. Use sparingly—the 50 ml is enough for many applications. Frequently Asked Questions Does it depend on the base?No, only on the sidewalls. The base gets regular glide wax. How often do I need to reapply it?Before competitions and after edge grinding, because that removes the coating. Does it also work on sled runners?Yes, Holmenkol explicitly lists this as an application.