Hot Wax

Love this wax, the company, and their ethos.

Wanted this wax since it was plant based and never realized how bad other waxes were. Was looking for an all temp wax, since I live in the PNW, where conditions can be a wide variety of temps as well and I don't want to switch waxes or remember what wax I have on my skis. Wax went on super well and smoothed out exceptionally well, probably one of the best waxes I have applied. I took one star off because when I was scraping wax off it chipped off in a few places where my ski was either a little contoured or I added too much wax. But after a re-heat and re-smooth out with the iron, really enjoyed the finished product and it felt great on the mountain!

Wax was very easy to apply smells quite good not much snow here in Colorado but skied once and it worked great. Would highly recommend to my skiing friends. Nice that it is good for the front range water supply also.

I was thrilled when REI offered me a chance to test this plant-based ski wax. I've been reading about the hazards of forever chemicals (aka PFAS) in the environment and unfortunately, ski wax is a source. That makes me sad since I use wax on my downhill and cross-country skis, but since snow is also our water supply, It seems smart to keep it chemical free as much as possible. I used the All-Temp wax and followed the advice shown in the "Hot Crayon Waxing Technique" video on the MountainFLOW website, which uses less wax by softening the wax on your iron and then rubbing it on the skis. It took me about half of the block to wax three pairs of skis. The wax melts beautifully just like its supposed to and the product website says my hot wax job will last from 4-6 days depending on snow conditions. I tried out my freshly waxed skis on crunchy early-season manmade snow and was pleased with the glide, particularly noticeable skiing from hardpack into the softer snow blasting out of the cannons. I'm looking forward to trying out this eco-friendly wax on grabby spring snow.

the day i reviewed it was very cold corn snow up at Timberlin Lodge the wax seemed to hold up well under very tough skiing and snow conditions, seemed to apply evenly with very little effort and stay on