Climbing Ski Waxes, Kick Waxes for Cross-country Skis, Page 2
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Klister for snow -2°C to +5°C, ideal for cross-country skiing.
RODE K90 base klister for optimal preparation under klisters.
Klister for frozen snow and icy tracks, temperatures -2 to -10°C.
Tar-based klister for mixed snow conditions around zero degrees.
Basic green klister by TOKO for snow temperatures from 0°C to -30°C.
TOKO Blue Klister 55g, perfect for icy snow, temperatures -7°C to -30°C.
TOKO red klister 55g for wet to frozen snow, temperatures -1°C to -8°C.
TOKO yellow klister 55g for wet to moist conditions, snow 0°C to -2°C.
Klister for new wet snow and slushy tracks, temperature 0°C to -2°C.
High-performance Maplus K10 Green klister for cold to transitional snow. Reliable grip and stability in demanding conditions.
High-performance racing klister for cold to slightly wet coarse-grained snow around freezing point. Delivers powerful grip with stable glide.
Racing klister for wet and moist snow conditions around freezing point. Strong grip with controlled glide.
High-performance red klister for near-zero conditions. Designed for wet, coarse-grained and transformed snow.
Racing grip klister designed for temperatures from 0°C to +5°C. Ideal for wet, coarse-grained and transformed snow conditions.
MAPLUS K85 Yellow klister for temperatures +5°C to -1°C, perfect for cross-country skiing.
MAPLUS K81 Silver klister, -2°C to -5°C, 60g for optimal performance on cross-country skis.
MAPLUS K83 Violet klister for temperatures -3°C to -6°C, 60g.
MAPLUS K84 Red klister for temperatures +1°C to -2°C, 60 g. Perfect choice for cross-country skiing.
MAPLUS K85 Yellow klister for temperatures +5°C to -1°C, perfect for cross-country skiing.
Klister for wet tracks, temperatures +10 to +3 °C. Ideal for cross-country skiing.
Klister for changing snow, ideal during snowfall. Temperatures +5 to +1 °C.
Klister for challenging conditions around zero, dirt-resistant.
SKIGO XC Violet klister for moist snow, +3 to -4 °C, 55g.
Ensures excellent grip and climbing on coarse-grained snow at various temperatures.
