Racing Base LF21

The Holmenkol Racing Black Bar Red is the all-rounder of the series. It covers the temperature range in which most races take place and features the improved, next-generation carbon matrix. Holmenkol Racing Black Bar Red—the mid-range option An enhanced version of the well-known FF World Cup Bars with a specially adapted carbon modification Measurably better speed and glide performance than its predecessor Tested by the World Cup team Improved mechanical properties and greater wear resistance Maximum water and dirt repellency Very high acceleration, top marks for glide performance and abrasion resistance Ironing temperature: 115 to 125 degrees Fluorine-free, 150 g bar When do you use Red Red is designed for snow temperatures ranging from -4 to -10 degrees and works well on fine to coarse as well as wet snow. If it gets warmer, Yellow (0 to -4 degrees) is the better choice; for really cold snow, Blue (-8 to -15 degrees) is recommended. If you only want to carry one bar in your case, go with Red. Here’s how to use it Clean the base, apply the wax by ironing at 115 to 125 degrees, let it cool, peel it off, and brush it out with a nylon and horsehair brush. Depending on the application thickness, a 150-g bar is enough for about 15 to 25 pairs of alpine skis. Frequently Asked Questions Is the wax fluorocarbon-free?Yes, the entire Racing Black Bar series is fluorine-free and complies with the regulations of international skiing federations. What’s the difference between these and the FF World Cup Bars?The matrix has been further developed with a specially adapted carbon modification for more speed and greater abrasion resistance. Is one bar enough for a season?Easily enough for one to two pairs of skis. For race teams, the wax is also available in a backshop format.

Holmenkol ’s Performance Bar Purple is the hot wax for racers and ambitious skiers who want a base and training wax with a wide range of applications: from 0 to minus 12 degrees Celsius snow temperature, for skis and snowboards, 100 percent PFC-free. 150 g block, made in Germany. Holmenkol Performance Bar Purple: base and training wax for temperatures from 0 to minus 12 degrees This wax covers the range of conditions typical for most days of skiing in the Alps. The formula is designed for extremely high abrasion resistance; the wax lasts a long time on the base and picks up very little dirt. As a base wax, it prepares the base for racing waxes; as a training wax, it lasts the entire season. Ironing temperature: 130 to 140 degrees, for new, old, and coarse snow in moderate to dry humidity. Features in Detail √ Snow temperature 0 to minus 12 degrees √ Base and training wax for alpine skiing, cross-country skiing, and snowboarding √ Extremely high abrasion resistance, minimal dirt absorption, long-lasting adhesion √ 100 percent PFC-free, FIS-compliant √ Ironing temperature: 130 to 140 degrees √ 150 g block, Made in Germany Intended Use Competition and training in all disciplines, ambitious recreational skiers, ski service shops, and workshops as a universal wax for the winter. Application Clean and brush the base, apply the wax with an iron set to 130 to 140 degrees and iron it on in one smooth stroke, let it cool, scrape it off with the plexiglass scraper, and brush it out with a nylon or horsehair brush. What temperatures is Purple designed for? For snow temperatures ranging from 0 to minus 12 degrees—that is, for most of the season. For wet snow above 0 degrees, use a yellow wax; for very cold snow, use a blue one. Is the wax PFC-free? Yes, 100 percent PFC-free and therefore also approved for FIS races. Can I use it as a base wax under racing waxes? Yes, that’s exactly what it’s designed for: first iron on Performance Bar Purple, scrape it off, then apply the race wax. For skis and snowboards? Yes, for all types of bases: alpine skis, cross-country skis, and snowboards. How many applications does 150 g cover? Depending on ski length, about 8 to 12 pairs of skis.

Impresses with its extreme abrasion resistance and wide range of applications. Excellently suited as transport wax. Ironing temperature 125~135 °C. Product advantages Holmenkol Betamix Red: BETAMIX World Cup Skiwax RED Highest quality 12 base and training wax based on hydrocarbon For all types of snow For snow temperatures from -4° to -14° C 150 gr

Impresses with its extreme abrasion resistance. Ironing temperature 115~125 °C. Product advantages Holmenkol Alphamix Yellow: Highest quality base, base and training wax based on hydrocarbon 150 gr For soft, new and fine-grained snow For snow temperatures from 0° to -4°C

The Holmenkol Racing Black Bar Yellow is the next evolution of the well-known FF World Cup Bars. The specially adapted carbon formulation makes a difference where it counts: more base speed, better glide, and a wax that lasts the entire race. Holmenkol Racing Black Bar Yellow—for warm conditions An enhanced version of the well-known FF World Cup Bars with a specially adapted carbon modification Measurably better speed and glide performance than its predecessor Tested by the World Cup team Improved mechanical properties and greater wear resistance Maximum water and dirt repellency Very high acceleration, top marks for glide performance and abrasion resistance Ironing temperature: 115 to 125 degrees Fluorine-free, 150 g bar When do you use Yellow Yellow covers snow temperatures from 0 to -4 degrees, meaning fine to coarse-grained as well as wet snow. If it gets colder, go with Red (-4 to -10 degrees) or Blue (-8 to -15 degrees). In borderline conditions, the snow is the deciding factor, not the air temperature: Always measure in the snow, not in the sun. Here’s how to use it Clean the base, apply the wax by ironing at 115 to 125 degrees, let it cool, peel it off, and brush it out with a nylon and horsehair brush. Depending on the application thickness, a 150-g bar is enough for about 15 to 25 pairs of alpine skis. Frequently Asked Questions Is the wax fluorocarbon-free?Yes, the entire Racing Black Bar series is fluorine-free and complies with the regulations of international skiing federations. Do I need to apply a top finish on top of it?Not necessarily. However, when used in combination with a World Cup Finish Powder or Speed Block, you’ll get even better results. How should I store the wax?In a cool, dry, and dark place. That way, it will remain ready for use for years.

Holmenkol ’s Performance Bar 21 is the fluorine-free, high-performance base wax for alpine skiing, cross-country skiing, and ski jumping: one block for the entire winter, from 0 to minus 20 degrees Celsius snow temperature. Developed for training and competition, it complies with all regulations of international ski federations. 150 g, made in Germany. Holmenkol Performance Bar 21: base wax for temperatures from 0 to minus 20 degrees The fluorine-free formula is designed for a wide range of conditions and covers almost everything from mild to cold days. High abrasion resistance and low dirt absorption keep the wax layer consistent and the base clean, even in aggressive snow conditions. As a base wax, it prepares the base for racing waxes; in clubs and ski service shops, it is the all-purpose wax for everyday maintenance. Ironing temperature: 140 to 150 degrees, for new, old, and coarse snow in moderate to dry humidity conditions. Features in Detail √ Snow temperature 0 to minus 20 degrees √ Base wax for alpine skiing, cross-country skiing, ski jumping, and snowboarding √ Fluorine-free and 100 percent PFC-free, FIS-compliant √ High abrasion resistance, low dirt absorption √ Ironing temperature: 140 to 150 degrees √ 150 g block, Made in Germany Intended Use Competitive racing and training in all disciplines, clubs, ski service centers and workshops, and ambitious recreational skiers who want to get through the winter with just one wax. Application Clean and brush the base, apply the wax with an iron set to 140 to 150 degrees and iron it on in one smooth stroke, let it cool, scrape it off with a plexiglass scraper, and brush it out with a nylon or horsehair brush. What does the “21” in the name mean? This is the fluorine-free formula that Holmenkol introduced in 2021 following the fluorine ban. The wax is therefore also approved for FIS races. How does Performance Bar 21 differ from Performance Bar Purple? Bar 21 covers a wider range, from 0 to minus 20 degrees, and is the universal base wax. Purple is tailored to the typical Alpine winter, with a range from 0 to minus 12 degrees. Can I use it as a base wax under racing waxes? Yes, that’s exactly what it’s designed for: first iron on Performance Bar 21, wipe it off, then apply the race wax. For skis and snowboards? Yes, for all base types: alpine skiing, cross-country skiing, ski jumping, and snowboarding. How many applications does 150 g cover? Depending on ski length, about 8 to 12 pairs of skis.

The new liquid wax variant of the top seller Ultramix now also in liquid form. Very easy to apply with a fleece or sponge and allow to soak in briefly. Brush out with a nylon or horsehair brush and you're done. The Holmenkol Betamix Blue liquid is a fluorine-free training wax for waxing alpine skis, cross-country skis and snowboards. Product advantages Holmenkol Ultramix BLUE Liquid: Ultramix BLUE Liquid New liquid wax variant of the top seller Ultramix. For all types of snow For snow temperatures from -8° to -20°C Quick and easy application

Skin impregnation, suitable for all types of snow and temperatures. Prevents snow and ice from sticking to the ski skin. Care for all types of touring skins and ensures optimum gliding properties. Environmentally friendly and fur-friendly air spray in a practical 125 ml can. Application: spray on before the ski tour, allow to dry and lightly iron on with a waxing iron (100 °C).

The Holmenkol World Cup Finish Powder Red+ is the top layer in the race base. Fluorine-free, highly abrasion-resistant, and designed specifically for the area where many races are decided. Holmenkol World Cup Finish Powder Red+ - Finish for -1 to -6 degrees Fluorine-free high-performance finishing powder For fine to coarse snow as well as wet snow Snow temperatures ranging from -1 to -6 degrees Increases speed and acceleration Very high abrasion resistance, even over longer distances High dirt repellency Ironing temperature: 150 to 160 degrees 30 g can Red+ or Red The advantage lies in the temperature range: Red+ works from -1 to -6 degrees, while the standard Red works from -4 to -12 degrees. For snow just below freezing—as is typical in spring races or on artificial snow—go with the Red+. Yellow covers 0 to -4 degrees, and Blue covers -10 to -20 degrees. Here’s how to use it Sprinkle a thin layer onto the already waxed and brushed base, iron it on quickly at 150 to 160 degrees, let it cool, and brush it out with a horsehair and nylon brush. Use sparingly: 30 g is enough for many pairs. Frequently Asked Questions Does the powder replace the base wax?No. It is the final layer applied over a suitable glide wax—not a substitute for it. What kind of wax iron do I need?A digitally controlled iron with a thick plate. The temperature must remain stable between 150 and 160 degrees. Is it fluorine-free?Yes, completely fluorine-free and compliant with competition rules.

The new liquid wax variant of the top seller Alphamix is now also available in liquid form. Very easy to apply with a fleece or sponge and allow to soak in briefly. Brush out with a nylon or horsehair brush and you're done. The Holmenkol Alphamix yellow liquid is a fluorine-free training wax for waxing alpine skis, cross-country skis and snowboards. Product advantages Holmenkol Alphamix YELLOW Liquid: Alphamix YELLOW Liquid New liquid wax variant of the top seller Alphamix. For all types of snow For snow temperatures from 0° to -4°C Quick and easy application