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Liquid wax
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Average rating of 5 out of 5 stars
In stock now, delivery time: 1-3 days
In stock now, delivery time: 1-3 days
In stock now, delivery time: 1-3 days
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When you’re in a hurry, Holmenkol liquid wax is the simplest solution: apply it, let it dry, and polish it off. No iron, no wax residue, and your skis will glide again in five minutes.
Holmenkol Liquid wax for in between
All the products here are from Holmenkol, and are tailored to different snow temperatures. There’s a suitable option for cold snow, wet snow, and everything in between.
Here’s how to use it
√ Wipe the base dry beforehand; if in doubt, clean it with wax remover
√ Apply a thin, even layer—more won’t make a difference
√ Let it dry until the film becomes matte
√ Polish with a brush or a cork until the base shines again
Frequently Asked Questions About the “ Holmenkol ” Liquid Wax
Which wax should I use for which snow temperature?
Use cold wax for dry powder and sub-zero temperatures, and warm wax for wet spring snow. A universal wax covers the range in between and is sufficient for most days on the slopes.
Does it last longer than one run?
Yes, usually one to three days of skiing—depending on the type of snow and the surface.
Do I still need hot wax?
Yes, once or twice per season. Hot wax penetrates the base and keeps it supple—liquid wax cannot do that.