REX N21 Blue -2°C to -8°C, 45g

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REX 121 N21 Blue -2 to -8°C, kick wax for cross-country skis, 45g

Blue ski wax for medium frost. Rex N21 has a relatively hard consistency, but thanks to Rex Dual Compound materials and technology, it still provides good grip. It can be used alone, as an intermediate layer, or as a cover wax.

N-line fluor-free kick waxes

The combination of grip and glide has been taken to the next level thanks to Rex Dual Compound technology: The innovative formula of Rex N-line kick waxes consists of pressure and temperature-sensitive raw materials in an optimal ratio to achieve perfect balance for the current demands of World Cup races. The use of Rex N-Kinetic technology increases glide and dirt repellency. N-line climbing waxes can be used to cover other waxes or alone. The functionality of N-line waxes has already been proven by victories in the World Cup!

The new fluor-free range of Rex N-line waxes replaces our previous range of fluor-containing Rex Pro Grip waxes.

Application of climbing/kick waxes

Prepare the base with a base wax and finally apply the wax for the given snow conditions and temperature
 

• Apply masking tape to both ends of the climbing chamber
• Roughen the ski base in the climbing chamber area with 120 grit sandpaper
• Wipe off excess dirt (dust created after roughening)
• Apply a solid climbing base wax Rex Base Wax to the base. (Alternatively, you can use Rex Liquid Base Klister, which is a faster method.)
• Heat the wax with a hot air gun or wax iron
• Lightly spread the wax with synthetic cork
• Apply a thin layer of the chosen Rex wax for the given snow conditions and temperature
• Spread the wax with synthetic cork
• Usually, 2 to 4 layers of wax are applied to the base. However, the final number of layers varies depending on the stiffness of the ski, the weight of the skier, and personal preferences
• Use cork after each wax layer application
• Remove the masking tapes

Video guide - application of Rex kick waxes on cross-country skis