Demon Hyper Ski and Snowboard Wax -Universal Blend for Any Temp Snow- 1.06 LB/ 480 gm Block- Made in USA- No PFAS

Such a great product. It smells amazing, so easy to melt and this wax has not only lasted me a long time for the amount of waxes I have gotten out of it, but the product lasts a long time and doesn't leave any weird colors on the bottom of my skis. It is very smooth and if I ever feel like I am starting to stick a bit more to the snow I just apply this and after a half hour I am ready to go again.

Very good work well

Started waxing my own boards this year and was looking for an all temperature wax that was economical and easy to apply. I’m waxing my Prior MFR 168w tomorrow after ripping it up on the hard pack here in Ontario after three days of riding since it’s last waxing. I love this stuff, easily applied, scrapes off nicely and makes me happy knowing I’m waxing my own board and saving some dough. Big block of wax, plenty of applications. I’ve become pretty good at it and feels good doing it. #Pirateboarder

Used this on several sets of skis. Great for most of the year-fast and no complaints from anyone, but poor in warmer spring conditions. Once the weather warmed up and the snow softened, we all experienced skis sticking (no fun). With that said, I will buy this again. It’s a lot to expect an all weather wax to be super effective in the poorest of conditions. This wax came in a big block and is good value. Excellent for 90% off the season.

For at least a decade I've been buying 340-gram bricks of Hertel Hot Sauce to hot-wax skis on warm spring ski-days. (I'm a Tahoe/Palisades season pass 40+ day/year skier.) I wax only in the springtime so that I don't stick on the flats (on the way back to the chairlift.) But this spring (April 2023) when I went to buy more Hot Sauce, the price had more than doubled. So I gambled on buying a 480-gram brick of Demon Hyperwax, which was less than half the price per gram. On one warm spring day (~55-degree F high) I used Hot Sauce, and on the next similarly warm spring day I used Hyperwax. I could not tell the difference in performance all day long (from frozen morning spring conditions to afternoon mashed potato conditions). That same weekend, as a test, my son put Hot Sauce on one ski and Hyperwax on the other ski. He could not tell the difference in performance. The Demon Hyperwax easily lasted all day (9AM-4PM, ~60k vertical feet) and kept me from sticking on the flats. Both waxes seem to have identical melting points and are equally easy to apply. I only ever wax in the springtime (to prevent sticking on the flats) so I can't speak to cold-temperature performance. But I am very happy that I bought Demon Hyperwax for spring-skiing.