Swix North Glidewax

This wax is formulated specifically for cold snow conditions. While Swix doesn't list a precise degree range, it is optimized for the lower end of the thermometer where snow crystals are harder and more abrasive.

While it is engineered with the durability required for backcountry and freeride sessions, it works perfectly well for resort skiing. Its long-lasting formula is a great benefit for anyone who wants to spend more time riding and less time maintaining their bases.

This is a traditional hard wax that requires a waxing iron for proper application. You will need to melt it onto the base, let it cool, and then scrape and brush it to achieve the correct finish.

Universal waxes are designed to be a jack-of-all-trades across a wide variety of temperatures. This wax is specialized; by focusing specifically on cold conditions, it provides better glide and increased durability in environments where universal waxes might wear off too quickly.

Yes, the formula is effective for both skis and snowboards. The application process remains the same regardless of your equipment type.