Expanded racing formulations will cover a complete range of temperatures and conditions. Chose from:

FC4X Cera F powder: Temperature range from -10°C to -20°C (14°F to -4°F).A cold powder that works great in all snow conditions and perfect to minimize dry friction. It has proven itself in cold conditions at world cup venues both in cross country and alpine and is the servicemen’s choice when the temperature drops low. Suggested base waxes are HF04X, HF04BWX or LF04X. Recommended iron temp: 170°C (338°F). It’s highly recommended to have a good iron when working with powders. The powder should be ironed once. The speed of the iron should be approx. 4-6 sec. on a skating or alpine ski.

FC5X Cera F powder: Temperature range from -3°C to -15°C (27°F to 5°F). Formula is identical to Swix’s traditional FC100 powder, a cold powder that has shown great results for many years and an absolute winner in cold conditions. Tests have shown best results in transformed and old snow, but it can also be used with great results in new snow. Suggested base waxes are HF05X, HF05BWX or LF05X. Lower melting point makes it easier to apply. It’s highly recommended to have a good iron when working with powders. Recommended iron temp: 160°C (320°F). The powder should be ironed once. The speed of the iron should be approx. 4-6 sec. on a skating or alpine ski.

FC6X Cera F powder: Temperature range from -1°C to -10°C (30°F to 14°F). A powder for new and fine-grained snow, but is also performing well in transformed snow. Developed for the Cera Nova X line and has shown great performance in tests over the last 3 years, already a favorite among several servicemen. Suggested base waxes are HF06X, HF06BWX or LF06X. Lower melting point makes it easier to apply. It’s highly recommended to have a good iron when working with powders. Recommended iron temp: 160°C (320°F).  The powder should be ironed once. The speed of the iron should be approx. 4-6 sec. on a skating or alpine ski.

FC7X Cera F powder: Temperature range from +2°C to -6°C (36°F to 21°F). A powder developed for normal winter conditions from around freezing and colder. From the cold side this powder performs well until you have a “suction” feeling in the track, then the FC08X is a better choice. Suggested base waxes are HF07X, HF07BWX or LF07X. It’s highly recommended to have a good iron when working with powders. Recommended iron temp: 160°C (320°F). The powder should be ironed once. The speed of the iron should be approx. 4-6 sec. on a skating or alpine ski.

FC8X Cera F powder: Temperature range from +4°C to -4°C (39°F to 25°F). Our classic and best selling FC008X powder is continued in the new line. A quite easy decision as we haven’t found a better powder during our test period. A versatile powder which performs well in all snow conditions on both sides of the freezing point, a safe choice. Suggested base waxes are HF08X, HF08BWX or LF08X. It’s highly recommended to have a good iron when working with powders. Recommended iron temp: 165°C (329°F).  The powder should be ironed once. The speed of the iron should be approx. 4-6 sec. on a skating or alpine ski.

FC10X Cera F powder: Temperature range from 0°C to +15°C (32°F to 59°F). The strength of the powder is in wet conditions from 0°C and warmer. Used during the spring with melting snow or falling wet snow. It performs well in all snow conditions. Suggested base waxes are HF10X, HF10BWX or LF10X. It’s highly recommended to have a good iron when working with powders. Recommended iron temp: 170°C (338°F). The powder should be ironed once. The speed of the iron should be approx. 4-6 sec. on a skating or alpine ski.