Wax probably come into their own in ski countries with reliable snow conditions. Here in Australia, the snow temperatures can vary. When I was skiing, I enjoyed the Fischer E99 ski
What about liquid waxes for a quick base tune up? I live close to the trails in the Southern Interior of B.C., so usually just ski for an hour at a time in temps around 0 C on waxless (skinned) skis. Thanks for your concise, informative videos.
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Wax probably come into their own in ski countries with reliable snow conditions. Here in Australia, the snow temperatures can vary. When I was skiing, I enjoyed the Fischer E99 ski
I live in a coastal climate in BC and waxless skis here are the norm since it is often around 0 C.
I'm still skiing on a pair of Fischer Europa 99s in south central Alaska. I think I've had them for 30 years.
What about liquid waxes for a quick base tune up? I live close to the trails in the Southern Interior of B.C., so usually just ski for an hour at a time in temps around 0 C on waxless (skinned) skis. Thanks for your concise, informative videos.
They probably work too..I don't have much experience with that type of wax
I thought you liked Craft clothing? What's going on?
They are a recent sponsor..they joined in Dec. 2023
@@k2nicol fair enough, just seems like a sell out. ho do you skate uphill easily?
Where do you teach
Mt Washington..Vanc Island
@@k2nicol from Newfoundland to Vancouver Island?