Since 1960 · The insider’s ski wax from ArosaSince 1960 · From Arosa
Lucendro Pure Paraffin 300 g
100% paraffin with practical break lines — a complete ski wax that is easy to portion.
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Delivery in 2–4 days from Arosa.
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Why Pure Paraffin?
Complete ski wax. Easy to portion.
Lucendro Pure Paraffin is a complete ski wax made from 100% paraffin. Its break lines make portioning practical in a ski workshop. It is also suitable as a base material for custom chain-wax blends; pure paraffin alone does not produce a particularly durable blend.
Application
Hot or cold — straightforward either way
01
Hot application
- Apply sparingly.
- Keep the iron moving evenly.
- Use no more than 90°C.
02
Cold application
- Rub on a thin, even layer.
- Done — optionally brush lightly or polish.
Work in a well-ventilated area, use no more than 90°C and do not overheat the wax.
Which product fits?
Three Lucendro products
| Product | Main difference | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Lucendro Original 60 g | All-round ski wax · compact size | CHF 9 |
| Lucendro Original 300 g | All-round ski wax · larger size | CHF 30 |
| Lucendro Pure Paraffin 300 gCurrent selection | 100% paraffin, easy to portion | CHF 30 |
In brief
Good to know
Is Lucendro Pure Paraffin a ski wax?
Yes. Lucendro Pure Paraffin is a complete ski wax made from 100% paraffin and can be applied hot or cold.
What are the break lines for?
They allow controlled portioning — useful in ski workshops and when preparing individual amounts of wax.
Is Lucendro Pure Paraffin fluor-free?
Yes. Current Lucendro products contain no fluorinated wax components.
Can Lucendro Pure Paraffin be applied hot or cold?
Yes. For hot application, drip the wax onto the ski and iron it in at no more than 90°C. For cold application, rub on a thin layer.
Can I use Lucendro Pure Paraffin for bicycle chains?
Yes, as a base material for a custom chain-wax blend. Pure paraffin alone does not produce a particularly durable blend; additional wax components are required.
1960
The story
From Andermatt to Arosa
Lucendro began with Alois Russi in Andermatt in 1960. In 2000, he passed the wax to Max Gisler by his own choice. It has since been continued and further developed in Arosa.
The story of Lucendro