Damage to the base of your skis or snowboard is inevitable
when riding down the mountain. Luckily these scrapes in the base are easy to
repair with P-Tex. The process is fairly simple and does not take long to
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How to P-Tex a Ski or Snowboard
Posted by Gary Hohl on 6/15/2017
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6 Tips on How to Put Your Ski Boots on Easier
Posted by Gary Hohl on 6/15/2017
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Difficulty putting on ski boots is one of the most complaints from skiers. However, there are many simple tricks and tips to make putting on your ski boots easier.
7 Tips and Tricks to Make Spring Skiing more Enjoyable!
Posted by Gary Hohl on 4/7/2017
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7 Tips and Tricks to Make
Spring Skiing More Enjoyable!
1.High Fluoro Wax.
High Fluoro wax will make a huge difference in wet spring conditions. This wax is incredibly hydrophobic and virtually eliminates the extreme slowing that comes with wet spring snow. It's expensive wax, but it truly makes a big difference. The next best low-cost alternative is a product called, Zardoz Notwax. Zardoz is a wipe-on teflon product. It's very easy, just wipe it on twice-a-day. Zardoz is better than regular wax but is still not as good as High Fluoro wax.
2) The Best Spring Skiing Happens Early in the Day.
Get to the slopes early and leave early. Be on the chairlift as soon as they open and look for south facing and ...
Avoiding Flat Tires on an Electric Bike
Posted by Gary Hohl on 7/14/2015
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