DISCOVER UNMATCHED PERFORMANCE WITH OUR SKI AND SNOWBOARD RACE WAX
Weather forecast for teton Mountains: As of 4/07/2024
PSA: Spring Skiing Conditions are approaching, along with hidden dangers. As is the same for all riders, watch out for the Herky Jerk in shade/sun transition areas and tree lines! (not a snow snake, but watch for them too.) See our Wax Troubleshooting section for more details about this very real seasonal phenomenon seen on the slopes, regardless of your equipment or manufacturer of wax. The faster you ride, the more pronounced the whiplash can be.
Now For Teton Weather:
Today - Mostly cloudy. A chance of snow this morning, then snow likely this afternoon. Snow accumulation up to 2 inches. Highs in the upper 20s. West winds 10 to 15 mph with gusts up to 25 mph. Chance of snow 60 percent.
Tonight - Cloudy with snow likely. Storm total snow accumulation of 1 to 3 inches. Cold with lows 15 to 21. West winds around 10 mph. Chance of snow 60 percent.Monday - Mostly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of snow. Highs in the lower 30s. Northwest winds around 10 mph with gusts up to 20 mph.
Monday Night - Partly cloudy. Cold with lows 13 to 19. West winds around 10 mph.
See The Latest Full Report: National Weather Service
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Welcome everyone
We are so glad you are here!
Professional Racers, Wax Techs, Moms and Dads of NASTAR Racers:
You may have just found Heaven! 🕊☁️
(please study our site and data, then decide for yourself)
Whether you are a skier or a snowboarder, no matter your skill level: an amateur, collegiate racer or professional, we are developing a full range of speed products for YOU. Teton Powda Wax (TPW) products are unlike any other on the commercial market or typically found in your local ski shop. From family vacations to race training, to ski patrol, we are here to elevate your shredding experience and help you live life to the fullest. Maybe you want to bomb downhill winning races, launch out of the half-pipe, master the terrain park, attack the moguls, catski or heliboard the backcountry Teton Powda, our selection of waxes will help you choose your desired outdoor experience and elevate your adventure.
Teton Powda Wax - Born in the Tetons. Tested on a Lonely Mountain. everybody needs a delicious powdery hole & some ghee ❤️
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Our Mission
Is to bring you a 21st-century, next-generation line of ultra high-performance ski & snowboard race waxes based on modern state-of-the-art nanotechnology and the latest wax chemistry. We go far beyond tree sap, sperm whale oil, hydrocarbon chain length, water-soluble shampoo ingredients, PFAS and Fluorinated waxes or mineral additives. We just summarized over 360 years of ski wax technology in one sentence. Imagine that.
We express our gratitude and respect to everyone in the ski wax industry for their contributions, from our collective ancestors to Martin Matsbo, Terry Hertel, Leif Torgersen, Matt Cummins, Bryan Rushforth, and that dude they call "Jay." We have nothing but respect for your contributions to improving our glide. This site is our way of sharing our latest technological discoveries in wax performance with everyone who wants to try them. Let's elevate YOUR riding experience and empower YOU to progress the sport to new heights.
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SKI FASTER THAN YOU DRIVE
TPW IS PROUD TO OFFER YOU WHAT is SOME OF THE FASTEST
SKI AND SNOWBOARD RACE WAX IN THE WORLD
"World Cup Race Pace . . . But, on Beginner Runs!!"
The Streif Downhill event, held in Austria, (shown in the video above) is a Black Diamond (Expert) race course w/ Avg. incline of 27% w/ Max. incline of 85% on fast, hard, icy conditions. Fritz Strobl set the course record for the fastest overall time (highest average speed) in 1997. The North American equivalent would be the Grizzly Downhill event featured in the 2002 Salt Lake City Olympics held at SnowBasin, Utah w/ Avg. incline of 30.87%, where Fritz Strobl, using a push-off (gate start), down Ephraim's face (70% grade), averaged 64.538 mph (103.864 km/h) over 3,127 yards to win the Gold Medal.
Last Spring, ('23 season) Teton Powda Wax conducted standardized product testing using live, on snow, wax race simulations on a small section of a 🟢 Beginner run (under controlled conditions for safety) w/ Avg. incline of just 14%, (18% grade or 10 degrees Tested) known as the Cinnabar run, at Big Sky Resort, Montana in packed powder. Using numerous pairs of properly prepped 15-20 year old "legacy" rock skis with scratched bases and all. TPW tested and discovered many amazing formulas where we could repeatedly go from a dead standstill—with no push off, and reach 58 mph (93.342 km/h) in just 600 yards in mild beginner terrain using Teton Glass Elite Racing Series Waxes (TGS).
That's World Cup Race Pace. . . but on a Beginner Run!! Similar speed, (with no push-off) on half of the incline or less. Let that sink in for a minute. For another comparison, we hit similar speeds on a 🟦 Intermediate Run (Big Thunder, bottom section) at Grand Targhee, Alta, Wyoming, but we did it in half the distance, just 300 yards before launching ourselves airborne near the base of the Dreamcatcher lift!
That's World Cup Race Pace. . . but on a Beginner Run!! Similar speed, (with no push-off) on half of the incline or less. Let that sink in for a minute. For another comparison, we hit similar speeds on a 🟦 Intermediate Run (Big Thunder, bottom section) at Grand Targhee, Alta, Wyoming, but we did it in half the distance, just 300 yards before launching ourselves airborne near the base of the Dreamcatcher lift!
That's how fast many Teton Powda Wax
ski and snowboard waxes are!!
Harakiri - Literally means "ritual suicide by disembowelment"
A very fitting name for this run in Austria with a 78% slope!
Or 4.26x the steepness of the "Cinnabar Tests" featured here.
Skiing Physics
There is a direct relationship between % of incline (slope) and speed, due to gravity. In essence, the steeper the slope, the more gravity's effects are imparted upon you. We perceive these effects in the form of acceleration. When the slope is steep, the skier will change velocity more rapidly = higher acceleration. When the slope is shallow, the skier will not change velocity as rapidly = slower acceleration. So ask yourself what will happen at 14% slope, vs. 20% vs 31% vs 45% vs 72% vs 95% slope? Our blazing fast Cinnabar Speed Test results presented here were achieved at 18% slope or 10 degrees incline, where the rate of acceleration would normally be perceived to be "low."
question:
What in the good Lord's frozen Yeti is going to happen on an icy Black Diamond race course??
(>40% incline)
We want to know too! Check out the Teton Glass Elite Racing Series Waxes.
Based on our empirical test data, TPW strongly believes that today's elite ski racers should be able to achieve speeds upto and in excess of 90 MPH on the Streif and even 100 MPH (161 KM/H or more) tucking down the Grizzly Downhill course with proper product application and course conditions. We feel that's both an achievable performance metric and a strong warning to anyone considering racing on our Teton Glass Series of race waxes.
BE READY FOR A WILD RIDE !
HOW FAST DO YOU WANT TO GO?
Compare our speeds and those of competitor Racing products using our standardized testing method.
Check out the Speed Shop and Testing sections for more details.
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