1EyedJack wrote:Klister is the best for those conditions.
Trust me
That is hilarious Jack! I'm am ready to try, except for the sudden stops on gravel that scare me.
Best Wax for Snow Dust, Frosted Leaves & Grass
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fisheater
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Re: Best Wax for Snow Dust, Frosted Leaves & Grass
That is hilarious Jack! I'm am ready to try, except for the sudden stops on gravel that scare me.
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lilcliffy
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Re: Best Wax for Snow Dust, Frosted Leaves & Grass
HA!
Yes klister and leaves are a great combination!
Klister and conifer needles are even better!
Yes klister and leaves are a great combination!
Klister and conifer needles are even better!
Cross-country AND down-hill skiing in the backcountry.
Unashamed to be a "cross-country type" and love skiing down-hill.
Unashamed to be a "cross-country type" and love skiing down-hill.
Re: Best Wax for Snow Dust, Frosted Leaves & Grass
Dust usually means COLD snow....No worries if you put on Klister because you will be carrying all the debris and getting in shape...(green) 
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