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What kind of wax do you use?


Originally Posted by wa-loaf That's cool stuff, nice and simple. the site is a little weird to get around. It also doesn't say how big the bars ...

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Old Jan 3, 2008, 10:28 AM   #11 (permalink)
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That's cool stuff, nice and simple. the site is a little weird to get around. It also doesn't say how big the bars are? The prices are pretty good too, I might pick some up as I'll need more wax soon.
While I don't know the exact gram weight of a bar, I can tell you that their basically 3" across by 1" high and 1" deep, and side by side weight wise to my hands they feel about twice as heavy as one of the bars in a 3 bar swix pack, so based on that I'd guess that their in the 120gm to 150gm size.

Plus, on the iron, stuntwax has a nice, actually sweet smell to it! Last year I used their performance wax and this I year bought their race wax, which do to the higher fluorination I've noticed a little smoother glide in those wetter snow conditions.
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