VP Race Grip

VP30 Pro Light Blue: For new snow and recent fine-grained snow from -8°C to -16°C. Old/partly transformed snow from -12°C to -20°C. Light blue grip wax for dry and cold to extra cold winter conditions. Each layer is applied thinly and then smoothed out with a synthetic cork (T12). The VP waxes are made primarily for top racers and serious skiers, but can be used by recreational skiers who want that little extra to get the very best wax for their ski trip.

VP40 Pro Blue: For new and recent fine-grained snow from -4°C to -10°C. Old/partly transformed snow from -5°C to -14°C. Blue grip wax for cold and dry winter conditions. A natural choice for conditions typically experienced in the midwinter inland climate. Each layer is applied thinly and then smoothed out with a synthetic cork (T12). The VP waxes are made primarily for top racers and serious skiers, but can be used by recreational skiers who want that little extra to get the very best wax for their ski trip.

VP45 Pro Blue/Violet: For new and recent fine-grained snow from -1°C to -5°C. Old/partly transformed snow from -3°C to -8°C. Blue-violet grip wax for normal winter conditions well below freezing. The obvious “next step” if you find that VP40 does not quite give the optimum grip. Each layer is applied thinly and then smoothed out with a synthetic cork (T12). The VP waxes are made primarily for top racers and serious skiers, but can be used by recreational skiers who want that little extra to get the very best wax for their ski trip.

VP50 Pro Light Violet: For new and new fallen fine-grained snow from 0°C to -3°C (32°F to 27°F). Old/partly transformed snow from -1°C to -6°C (30°F to 21°F). Purple kick wax designed for conditions a few degrees below the freezing point. Provides perfect kick until you experience moderate shiny tracks. The wax contains a new additive designed to impart maximum lubricity. This improves the stick-slip properties of the wax and gives an excellent feeling. Apply each layer thin – then smoothen the surface with a synthetic cork (T12). The VP-line is primarily designed for racers and ambitious non-racing individuals but can also be used by recreational skiers who wants the optimum skiing experience.

VP55 Pro Violet: For new and recent fine-grained snow from 1°C to -2°C. Old/partly transformed snow from 0°C to -5°C. Dark violet grip wax adapted for moist, newer snow around zero degrees and older, transformed snow just below zero. The wax contains a new additive designed to maximize its water repellency. This still gives a perfect grip, but improves the feeling during the glide phase. Each layer is applied thinly and then smoothed out with a synthetic cork (T12). The VP waxes are made primarily for top racers and serious skiers, but can be used by recreational skiers who want that little extra to get the very best wax for their ski trip.

VP60 Pro Violet/Red: For new and recent fine-grained snow from 2°C to -1°C. Old/partly transformed snow from 1°C to -4°C. Red-violet grip wax that works very well on wet fresh snow and "shiny" trails. Also works well on older and slightly coarser snow down to a few degrees below zero. VP65 is recommended for difficult conditions around zero degrees, . The wax contains a new additive designed to maximize its water repellency. This still gives a perfect grip, but improves the feeling during the glide phase. Each layer is applied thinly and then smoothed out with a synthetic cork (T12). For a better result, it is recommended that the wax is cold when applied. The VP waxes are made primarily for top racers and serious skiers, but can be used by recreational skiers who want that little extra to get the very best wax for their ski trip.

VP65 Pro Black/Red: For new and recent fine-grained snow from 0°C to 2°C. Old/partly transformed snow from 0°C to -4°C. Red/black grip wax with fantastic properties in difficult conditions around zero degrees. Also works well on the colder side at high humidity and transformed snow. The black additive is the guarantor for great flexibility and reduced risk of icing. VP65 works best with a couple of layers of a slightly harder wax as a base, and it also works very well for covering klister. Each layer is applied thinly and then smoothed out with a synthetic cork (T12). For a better result, it is recommended that the wax is cold when applied. The VP waxes are made primarily for top racers and serious skiers, but can be used by recreational skiers who want that little extra to get the very best wax for their ski trip.