Cross Country Ski Gear and Reviews
Ironing: What to Buy, How to Use, When to Iron
11/25/2006 - By Phil White, SWIX Colorado Racing Service
When you use the iron, go from tip to tail in one continuous motion. Don’t stop in the middle to adjust your iPod, just keep moving.,
SKITRAB Skis Marked for Klister and Hard Wax Conditions
11/23/2006 - By Joe Gollinger
SKITRAB classic skis will come with Polka Dot markings for both klister and hard wax kick zones,
Selecting the Right Kick Wax
11/22/2006 - By Swix
Ski far enough to give the wax a chance to become "conditioned" by the snow. Usually during the first hundred meters or so the wax might feel a bit slippery, which is normal.,
Swix Nordic Walking Poles
11/21/2006 - By Mike Muha and Julie Pritchard
This is sort of an interesting review: what's a ski racer doing reviewing Nordic Walking Poles? I now understand the the term 'ski walking' can encompass more than walking.,
Part Two: Structure & the use of the Swix T401 & T405 Imprint Tools
11/21/2006 - By Kevin Sweeney
After classifying different structures, Kevin gives some practical guidelines when setting structure with hand held tools.,
The Fundamentals of Ski Trail Grooming
11/20/2006 - By Mike Muha
Eric Anderson has pulled together a wealth of knowledge and practical application to produce a great DVD on trail grooming. Geared mainly to touring centers, the DVD also provides a wealth of information that can be used by the home groomer.,
Pimp My Hot Box!
11/17/2006 - By Ken Roth
Thought you might enjoy these pictures of the latest iteration of my hot box.,
Toko: Strengths and Weaknesses of 4 Kinds of Brushes
11/15/2006 - By Toko
Here's a 2005 season Toko tech bulletin on how and when to use which Toko brush. Compare with the Swix recommendations in the adjoining article!,
The Five Swix Brushes in My Wax Box
11/15/2006 - By Nick Mahood, Swix Eastern Racing Service
Knowing which brush to use when can be confusing and sometimes, and sometimes controversial. I have five brushes in my wax box.,
Try Swix F4 for a Quick Wax job
11/13/2006 - By Phil White, Colorado Racing Service
In the real world, you don't always have time to iron in glide wax, scrape and brush. So how do you keep your bases from drying out?,
Structure & the use of the Swix T401 & T405 Imprint Tools
11/11/2006 - By Kevin Sweeney, National Nordic Racing Director
The following is our latest and most up to date information on base structure and the use of our world renowned imprint tools, the new T405 and the industry benchmark, the T401.,
Use CH4 for Dry, Cold Snow
11/4/2006 - By Phil White SWIX Colorado Racing Service
First, I make sure my skis have plenty of soft wax in the bases. I will iron in several layers of Base Prep Nordic (BP99), then scrape and brush.,
