Swix WC Powder

No, this specific formula is engineered for new or fine-grained snow. It is optimized for those conditions and will not perform as effectively on coarse, transformed, or icy snow.

Yes, you should set your waxing iron between 130°C and 160°C. It is important to maintain a slow, steady pass to ensure the powder bonds correctly to the base without damaging it.

This is a World Cup-level product designed for competitive racing. While it offers exceptional glide, the application process is more involved than standard waxes, making it best suited for athletes who need every advantage on the race course.

CrystalShield is a proprietary additive used in this powder to create a harder, slicker surface on the ski base. It is designed to reduce friction significantly, helping you maintain speed in challenging, fine-grained snow conditions.

A 20g container is designed for race-day applications, which typically require a thin, precise layer. Depending on the length of your skis, you should get several race-day applications out of one container.