Five wax types designed for different water temperatures Base wax: apply first as the foundation for grip. Tropical wax: for warm or tropical water. Warm wax: for moderate water temperatures. Cool wax: for cool water conditions. Cold wax: for cold water environments. Usage method The of use is base wax first, followed by any watertemperature wax (tropical, warm, cool, or cold) depending on the water temperature. This combination provides reliable traction across a range of conditions. Key benefits Wide temperature compatibility: a complete system that covers warm, tropical, cool, and cold water environments. Clear layering: base wax creates a durable foundation, then a suitable temperature wax enhances grip where needed. Durable construction: made of quality materials to ensure long service life. Reliable performance: designed as a practical, dependable accessory for surfboards. Portable and convenient: compact size and light weight for easy carrying and quick reapplication at the beach. What you get A fivewax system including base wax and four watertemperature waxes (tropical, warm, cool, cold) for flexible matching to water conditions. Specifications and fit Material: quality, durable construction for long life Use: compatible as a practical wax accessory for surfboards Size/weight: compact and lightweight for easy transport and handling Practical use scenarios Surfing in tropical or warm water: apply base wax first, then tropical wax for traction throughout the session. Surfing in temperate to cool water: apply base wax, then warm or cool wax according to precise water temperature to maintain grip. Travel or onsite waxing: the compact, lightweight set fits easily in a board bag or backpack for quick rewaxing at the beach.