Swix CH Alpine Combo Pack includes the following waxes 1x180g of CH4, CH6, CH7 and 2x180g CH8. Waxes are bulk packaged (meaning the individual waxes do not have lids), not a big deal when you consider the savings! 900 grams total weight.

•  CH4 Green -10ºC to -32ºC (14ºF to -25ºF). 
  
• CH4 is slightly harder than HF4 and LF4. 
• Can be used alone or mixed with other LF or HF waxes to increase durability on aggressive snow. 
• In dry conditions can it be used up to -5ºC. (Is often used alone in World Cup Racing.) 
• Should be scraped while still warm. 
• Recommended iron temperature setting of 150ºC.
• 1x180g

• CH6 Blue -6ºC to -12ºC (21ºF to 10ºF). 
• For common cold conditions. 
• Contains also some synthetic wax, which makes it durable in aggressive snow. 
• Good training wax alone. It offers good glide plus base protection at an economical price. 
• Recommended iron temperature setting of 140ºC.
• 1x180g

• CH7 Violet -2ºC to -8ºC (28ºF to 18ºF).
• CH7 is a good general purpose pre-wax and travel wax because its range for use falls in the middle of the Cera Nova system. 
• CH7 makes a good base bonding wax for either warmer or colder waxes applied later. 
• For summer and glacier skiing and riding it provides good glide plus good base protection especially when mixed with CH3. 
• Recommended iron temperature setting of 135ºC.
• 1x180g

• CH8 Red +1ºC to -4ºC (34ºF to 25ºF). 
• A very good, reliable and economical racing wax, as well as a general base prep wax and travel wax for “cold” skis. 
• Recommended iron temperature setting of 120ºC.
• 2x180g

A Bit about Swix CH Hydrocarbon Waxes.

• These traditional hydrocarbon waxes are color-coded for easy identification and work well on any ski or snowboard base. 
• They can be rubbed-on or ironed-in, used alone or blended together for greater performance and durability. 
• Available in 5 Temperature Ranges Detailed Below
• 900-gram boxes include 5 x 180gram bars (bulk packaged).