[Product overview]
The latest addition to the 2022-2024 season. This next-generation paraffin wax offers high performance over a wide temperature range despite its low melting point. It is fluorine-free and meets the new FIS standards.
[Development Concept]
The keyword for developing Thermoslip Wax is "A Wolf with a Sheep's Face." When hot waxing indoors, it melts gently into the base with an extremely low melting point. But on the slopes, it changes hardness depending on the snow temperature, transforming into a high-performance wax. Starting with the 2021 season, we've made the evolved "Wolf with a Sheep's Face II" possible with slightly improved polymer blend technology.
[Series Overview]
The Thermo Slip Wax "HTS Series" is made up of four types of paraffin waxes that utilize cutting-edge polymer blend technology. Each wax has been finely tuned for each development code to deliver optimal performance for different snow conditions.
HTS yellow (development code 51V slight improvement)
HTS red (development code 58Y slight improvement)
HTS violet (development code BB69 slightly improved)
HTS blue (development code BB68 slightly improved)
HTS green
[Four innovations]
Wide range of uses: Low melting point wax hardens as it cools. Achieves a wide range of uses beyond conventional wisdom. Usable for direct application: Direct application is possible using frictional heat. Ideal for easy maintenance. High glide: Although fluorine-free, it offers glide performance at or above the level of low-fluorine wax. Versatile: Can be used for practice, as well as for creating bases, cleaning, and removing fuzz.
[Temperature lineup]
■ HTS Blue (-6℃ to -18℃) Development code: BB68 (slightly improved) ■ HTS Violet (-3℃ to -12℃) Development code: BB69 (slightly improved) ■ HTS Red (0℃ to -10℃) Development code: 58Y (slightly improved) ■ HTS Yellow (+26℃ to -6℃) Development code: 51V (slightly improved) ■ HTS Green: (-8℃ to -20℃)
[Basic specifications]
Contents: 100g (large capacity)
Ingredients: Non-fluorine paraffin wax Compatible: FIS certified race use
[How to use]
Clean the ski surface. Heat the skis to the appropriate temperature (if using hot wax).
Apply the wax evenly. After it cools down, brush it to finish.
