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Ski Wax REX NF SISU RACING BASE GLIDER WHITE 80g universal
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Ski Wax REX NF SISU RACING BASE GLIDER WHITE 80g universal

Universal fluoro-free REX NF SISU base wax for moist snow – ideal for marathons, training, and ski preparation.

25 €30 €You save 5 €
Price includes VAT 24% (delivery: Estonia).
Availability: in store (Saku 3, Tallinn)
Product code: RX4714
Delivery within Estonia from 2,10 € · free on orders from 50 €
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Overview

Ski Wax REX NF SISU RACING BASE GLIDER WHITE 80g universal

Universal fluoro-free racing base wax for moist snow. Durable paraffin suitable for long-distance skiing, base layer for race waxes, or effective training glide wax. NF SISU Racing Base Glider combines Rex’s latest polymer technology and N-Kinetic additive for excellent glide and wear resistance.

Applications:
1. Long-distance races (marathons) or as a base for NFX 00 SISU powders.
2. Base layer for all racing paraffins and powders (paraffin primer).
3. As a stand-alone daily training wax.

Suitable for all snow and weather types, highly durable yet easy to apply. Perfect for new ski break-in or post-grind maintenance. Fluoro-free! Think of it as the “fluoro-free LF Blue” – a new universal standard for ski preparation, training, and testing used by national teams.

Juuso Liukkonen, Rex Product Manager: “SISU base paraffin is similar to Blue but still unique. It gives a beautiful gloss, melts easily, and glides perfectly even in cold conditions. It’s now Rex’s standard base wax for race prep and testing. With the N-Kinetic 3 additive, it’s faster than traditional LF paraffins.”