Rex klisters
The reliability of Rex klisters is well known among competitive as well as recreational skiers. New and refreshed series of Rex klisters is even more durable and they always create a well performing ski for any condition.Table for choosing the right klister
New for season 2017: Liquid klisters
Three of our most popular klisters are now available in liquid form. It has been never this easy to apply a perfectly even and thin layer of klister. Our Racing Service guys loved using these so they are entering production! The klister itself is just the same, only the application method is different.
- As the layers are thin, liquid klisters are best suited for classic skis wit a low wax chamber
- Liquid klisters can be used on top of hard waxes on icy tracks, can be applied while skiing without drying!
- Easy and tidy to apply, no heating and smoothing
- For achieving thick layers and skis with high wax chamber (klister skis), we recommend using traditional klisters.
Rex Liquid Klisters explained
Applying Rex Klisters
Klisters are grip waxes specially designed for wet and icy conditions.
- Mount masking tape in the both ends of the grip zone
- Roughen the ski base with sand paper
- wipe off excess dirt
- Use Rex blue klister as a base klister
- squeeze stripes of Rex blue klister onto the base
- warm the klister with heat gun
- smooth with synthetic cork
- squeeze stripes of klister onto the base
- warm the klister with heat gun
- smooth with thumb
- remove masking tapes
More tips for using klister on our YouTube channel!