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| Join Date: Nov 2007
Posts: 46
| how often do you wax just curios how often most of you guys get your skis waxed, I try to get mine done about every 10 days out or so, wondering if you think that is enough or if the should be done more often? I usually ski groomers and leftovers in intermediate glades with the occasional powder day in there |
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| Join Date: Aug 2007
Posts: 8,912
| So far this season twice in 26 days but Ideally it would be after every session. I'm just lazy..it's enough to do laundry and bring my ski boots in from my car after skiing..If the snow is fast and refrozen..wax doesn't matter much to me but if it's warm out..or there's new wet snow..it makes a huge difference. When my skis start creating drag on the flats..that's when I need more wax..so I can glide better. Does anybody use a rub-on wax that they'd recommend? |
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| | #3 (permalink) |
| Join Date: Nov 2007
Posts: 46
| I've heard that rub ons can be a pain, have to have the ski at room temp, don't last very long, etc, there might be something newer that works better but I usually just bring em in to the shop at lunch and have them hot wax em, wish I had fresh was this am, would have been nice with 8" |
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| Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Home
Posts: 7,580
| Usually after every ski trip, which is normally 2-3 days of skiing. I do get a season tune, so that makes it much easier. Just drop the skis off on my last day of skiing and pick them up on my first. But even before I started buying season tunes, I used to tune them up myself after each trip. As far as I know, was is not going to hurt your skis
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| | #7 (permalink) |
| Willey Pond, Strafford, NH Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Strafford, New Hampshire
Posts: 2,419
| I tend to use the rub-on wax every time it's not hard-pack. Hot wax: 10-15 trips. unless this is a personal question....
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