Occasionally you need a wax free from fluoro carbons such as when the snow is very dry.  Data Wax  Butane HC is designed for hard pack, glacier conditions, man-made snow or ice. This was is ideal for indoor slope skiing as it is more resistant to the harsher man-made snow crystals. This is the hardest of Datas snow waxes, giving lasting protection & high speed glide. FEATURES • Perfect in snow at-6°C to -16°C • Butane is a performance grade iron on wax for cold temperature conditions • Iron on Temperature 120°C   ...

Butane is part of the new Data Wax high performance grade range of waxes that are perfect for racing or the park (or just maximum enjoyment). Butane is designed for hardpack or ice, giving lasting protection & high speed glide. A perfect slalom wax. Butane has extra fluoro & is also the perfect wax for artificial snow whether on piste or indoors. It is hard enough to resist snow burn & yet gives fantastic acceleration & durability. Item

Specification Best Snow Temperature: -6o C to -16oC Iron-on Temperature: 120oC

Colour: Blue Weight: 110g Block Iron on Wax Instructions 1) Set the iron to the correct temperature for the wax you have chosen. 2) Gently press your chosen wax against the hot waxing iron. 3) Keep the iron 4 inches above the base then move the iron with the wax dripping from it the full length from tip to tail. 4) Ensure the iron doesn’t smoke as this means it is too hot & you are burning the wax. 5) Gently place the iron onto the tip & using long smooth strokes from tip to tail iron the wax into the base. 6) IMPORTANT! Make sure that you always keep the iron moving (this prevents the base from melting & the ski/board being unusable). 7) Use long, smooth & slow passes along the base without any downward pressure until  you have a smooth, thin layer of wax across the whole surface of the base. 8) Finish with one long pass along the full length of the base with the iron (to make scraping easier) 9) Leave the base to cool for 15 minutes minimum, 45 minutes if possible.



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Data is a British-manufacturing company; most of their materials are sourced from within Britain. Founded in 1978 it is now the biggest supplier & manufacturer of snow sport waxes in Britain. Its success is based on value for your money. The Data dry slope wax kit is a great introduction to specialist waxes that will not only enhance performance on artificial slopes, but also protect your equipment from the unique conditions a dry slope creates. A waxing kit for plastic slopes, comprising: Soft n Slippy Wax Polish 150g
- Extremely fast rub on wax specifically designed for dry slope users. Polar X 75g
- A super quick, hard wax that is ideal for the harsh conditions a dry slope creates. RUB ON Fluoro Wax 75g
- The perfect top up wax. Super Slip Cream  Wax 100ml - Very easy & quick to apply liquid wax for all conditions. Ideal mid holiday. Waxing For Plastic Leaflet   Our Opinion Dry slopes can generate a lot of heat for your bases, so a kit like this containing super-hard waxes can only benefit your skis. The polish then gives you enhanced performance on the slope. Combine with a waxing iron for great results.   Is This For Me? If you ski or board on a dry slope, & own your own equipment, dry slope specific products are a must-have.


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Data is a British-manufacturing company; most of their materials are sourced from within Britain. Founded in 1978 it is now the biggest supplier & manufacturer of snow sport waxes in Britain. Its success is based on value for your money. This is a replacement file for the Data Get-A-Grip File Guide. We recommend you replace these files at least every year.    ...

Data is a British-manufacturing company; most of their materials are sourced from within Britain. Founded in 1978 it is now the biggest supplier & manufacturer of snow sport waxes in Britain. Its success is based on value for your money. A Data Wax Get-a-Grip is an easy to use, affordable edging tool that is very portable so you can sharpen your edges in just a few minutes. This tool has the option of either 88° or 90° angles so that you can tune your edges for exactly what you need. Comes boxed with instructions & a 5 inch file. How To Use 1) Select the edge angle you require. 2) Orientate the Get-a-Grip with the number matching your selected angle nearest to your ski or board. 3) Hold the Get-a-Grip firmly in your dominant h&. 4) Place the guide on the edge with the plastic flush against the base. 5) Ensure the file is facing the edge so that it cuts. 6) Pull the guide towards you, running in long smooth strokes, keeping the pressure even & the plastic guide flat against the base. 7) Repeat until the edge is sharp along the whole length of the ski or board. ...

The hardest of the Graphite waxes, making it the ideal race wax for indoor snow surfaces. This wax has great protective qualities but, more importantly is fast & hard enough to resist the abrasive nature of the snow crystals inside the snow dome. Packaged in our new 110g plastic clamshell for easy access & safe storage.   ...

This wax is a great performance wax for end of season “spring” skiing or boarding. Added graphite gives the static electricity repellence when the snow is older or dirty. 110  Grams. Provides great speed andglide over the higher water content snow conditions found at this time of the year. Packaged in Datas new 110g plastic clamshell for easy access & safe storage.   ...

Indoor snow domes or summer glacier snow is often very dirty & the build up of static can be significant.  Data Wax  Graphite Training is Datas longest lasting graphite wax for training runs. 110 Grams. Ideal for training sessions because equipment will have the protection, speed & nourishment for the entire session. Packaged in our new 110g plastic clamshell for easy access & safe storage.   ...

Sometimes you need a wax with no fluoro -such as when the snow is very dry, the magma is ideal if you are a racer wanting to pre-load your skis with wax, or when you are touring. Great as a base dressing too. Data Wax Magma HC performs to its full potential when ironed on & when skiing or riding fresh snow. Both on & off the piste, Magma is the perfect wax for high speed as well as excellent protection & nourishment. This wax contains no fluoro but still gives a fast glide, rapid acceleration & long lasting protection. FEATURES   • Best performance at snow temperatures 0°C to -8°C • Magma can be used as a rub or iron on wax.. • Iron on Temperature 110°C   ...

Data is a British-manufacturing company; most of their materials are sourced from within Britain. Founded in 1978 it is now the biggest supplier & manufacturer of snow sport waxes in Britain. Its success is based on value for your money. Magma is part of the new Datawax high performance grade range of waxes that are perfect for racing or the park (or just maximum enjoyment). Magma is best on new snow both on & off the piste. It has a higher “fluoro” content for faster glide, rapid acceleration & longer lasting protection. Perfect for mid-season use. Mixes well with other waxes. This wax was the wax of choice for the pro riders at Relentless Freeze Festival 2012. Item

Specification Best Snow Temperature: 0o C to -8oC Iron-on Temperature: 110oC
Colour:  Red Weight: 1kg Bulk Pack = 24 Sticks Iron on Wax Instructions 1) Set the iron to the correct temperature for the wax you have chosen. 2) Gently press your chosen wax against the hot waxing iron. 3) Keep the iron 4 inches above the base then move the iron with the wax dripping from it the full length from tip to tail. 4) Ensure the iron doesn’t smoke as this means it is too hot & you are burning the wax. 5) Gently place the iron onto the tip & using long smooth strokes from tip to tail iron the wax into the base. 6) IMPORTANT! Make sure that you always keep the iron moving (this prevents the base from melting & the ski/board being unusable). 7) Use long, smooth & slow passes along the base without any downward pressure until  you have a smooth, thin layer of wax across the whole surface of the base. 8) Finish with one long pass along the full length of the base with the iron (to make scraping easier) 9) Leave the base to cool for 15 minutes minimum, 45 minutes if possible.


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