KX 20 Base Klister (Green):

• Wet corn snow, frozen corn snow.
• A base klister for cold or warm conditions.
• To be used as the first layer for better adhesion of the other klisters to the base. 
• Always apply in a thin layer with a waxing iron or heat gun. 
• By “edging” the waxing iron you get a controlled equal distribution of the klister.
• High wear resistance and adhesion

KX 30 Ice Klister (Blue):

• Blue ice klister.
• 0°C to -12°C (32°F to 10°F). 
• For coarse-grained snow/ice and hard tracks at freezing temperatures.
• Excellent on ice and hard packed coarse cold snow
• Can be an alternative to KX20 as base klister as the ice klister is rather easier to apply.

KX 35 Violet Special Klister:

• 1°C to -4°C (34°F to 25°F). 
• Particularly suitable for coarse-grained snow when the air temperature goes from minus to plus.
• Can be used as a middle layer on top of KX20 or KB20
• Excellent klister on transformed cold, coarse corn snow starting to get wet.
• Wet corn snow, frozen corn snow.

KX 40 Sliver Klister:

• 2°C to -4°C (36°F to 25°F). 
• Made for transformed and fine-grained snow.
• Works well when it is warmer than 0°C and slightly wet fine-grained snow.
• The klister penetrates deepest into the dry grip zone without icing.
• Works well when mixed with other klisters to prevent them from rubbing off
• Moist fine grained snow, frozen corn snow.

KX 45 Violet Klister:

• 4°C to -2°C (39°F to 28°F). 
• A klister with a wide range of applications on both sides of zero degrees.
• For both wet and frozen coarse snow.
• All around klister for wet, coarse snow as well as frozen corn snow.

KX 65 Red Klister:

• 5°C to 1°C (41°F to 34°F). 
• For damp to wet, granular and coarse snow on the warm side of zero up to approx.
• For wet and moist coarse corn snow.

KX 75 Red Extra Wet Klister:

• 15°C to +2°C (59°F to 36°F). 
• For snow with a high water content and an air temperature well above zero
• KX75 is the klister that handles the wettest and coarsest snow the best.
• Used when snow has a high water content, such as slush, and when air temperature is well above freezing.
• Late Spring klister.