Glide wax Alpine
Here you will find glide waxes with a wide temperature range, so-called universal waxes, excellent for achieving the perfect glide in all temperatures. Easy to use, in all slopes from recreational to racing.
In dry conditions, these waxes work excellently on their own. In warmer conditions with wet snow, fluorinated waxes may work better.
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Skigo FFT Liquid Warm +1 / -5
FFT Red Fleeting. Liquid paraffin. Temperature +1 to -5°C. Coarse/granular snow and artificial snow. Training. Snow type: Artificial snow, granular...
View full detailsSkigo FFT Liquid Cold -3 / -10
FFT Blue Fleeting is part of Skigo's new fluor-free series consisting of glide and grip waxes for exercise, training, and competition. Temperature ...
View full detailsSkigo FFA Liquid Cold -3 / -10
FFA Blue Fleeting is part of Skigo's new fluorine-free series consisting of glide and grip waxes for leisure, training, and competition. The paraff...
View full detailsSkigo FFA Liquid Warm +1 / -5
FFA Red Fleeting is part of Skigo's new fluor-free series consisting of glide and grip waxes for recreation, training, and competition. The wax con...
View full detailsSkigo FFC Liquid Violet -1 / -12
FFC Violett is part of Skigo's new fluor-free series consisting of glide and grip waxes for exercise, training, and competition. Liquid paraffin. T...
View full detailsSkigo FFC Liquid Red +1 / -5
FFC Red is part of Skigo's new fluor-free series consisting of glide and grip waxes for leisure, training, and competition. Liquid paraffin. Temper...
View full detailsSkigo FFC Liquid Blue -3 / -10
FFC Blue Fleeting is part of Skigo's new fluorine-free series consisting of glide and grip waxes for exercise, training, and competition. Liquid pa...
View full detailsHere you will find glide waxes with a wide temperature range, so-called universal waxes, excellent for achieving the perfect glide in all temperatures. Easy to use, in all slopes from recreational to racing.
In dry conditions, these waxes work excellently on their own. In warmer conditions with wet snow, fluorinated waxes may work better.