Ski Snowboard Nordic Iron ON Wax For Warm Conditions

I like that this wax lists it’s application temperature. Made setting the iron easy. This wax melts out fast and flows easy when hot but when it hardened it was tougher to scrape out than my typical all-season wax. Slide was good in spring Pennsylvania snow. The day started cold and this wax performed excellently. As the day warmed up (50 degrees) the snow got slower and I could feel the friction from the melt but I felt the wax performed well in the slush.

I have a wax I love for much of the skiing season but when it gets warm and slushy I felt like I was going to go head over heals at the bottom of the hill. This is great for warmer slushy snow, much faster and the snow isn't sticky anymore.

1st time using a wax designed for warm conditions. Couldn't believe what a difference it made! Made for smooth skiing all day in slushy conditions

Small block, waxed up 8 sticks (snowboards) before running out for a late Spring, early Summer, sunny, clear skies Mt. Hood sesh at Timeberline with an airtemp averaging around 60 degrees and we were gliding smoothly, no sticking, consistent, no surprises for about 3 hours before we noticed an appreciable loss in glide speed or distance. Since we waxed them up slightly thick, just ran a brush over the base utilizing a 45 degree angle cross hatch pattern (helps prevent suction which causes that sticky ride much like a rain tire's grooves channel water away from your tires) and we were good to go for another hour. Overall, not bad at all. I'm a OneBallJay Slush Wax fan, but could not get my hands on any quickly; this brand performed just as well if not better!

I did a full clean, including the brass roto brush to remove other wax. Hot iron and a roto brush finish. Went on just like any other hot wax. I typically get a couple runs with no sticky feel with warm waxes. This was sticky from the first run when on the flatter slopes, like returning to the chair lift. Granted, I am skiing on 5/17/24! Great conditions, just warm.

Good soft ski wax for “summer-izing the bases. Easy to apply & scrape off. Similar to Swix Yellow CH10, but lower cost. Only reason I did not give 5 stars is I did not get a chance to ski the wax in warm snow conditions.