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Nice photos of Whistler World Cup
Started Jan 20
FS-Casco sportshields, Swix and Fischer misc
Started Nov. 23, 2008
FS: Visu Magnum waxless training skis for small person
Started Nov. 23, 2008
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- What is your home club?
- Manhattan Nordic SC
- Your top 5 favorite trails?
- Garnet Hill, NY
Gatineau Park, PQ
Mt. Van Hoevenberg, NY
Fahnestock, NY when there's snow!!
- What's your style?
- Not often enough
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great pics from the LP Loppet; thanks for posting them. I remember skiing along with you during the race (I was bib 332).
Schreiner's is a great place to ski but it's to far from our Cappuccino maker in LP.
Skied Van Hoe last weekend...very nice! The Loppet should be a go.
In Colorado/Utah, I end up waxing with LF over HF quite often. I have two pairs of (matched) test skis so I'll compare four waxes at a time -- and LF is often the best. At SoHo a few weeks ago, LF4 was better than HF4 and BD4 in the morning -- all better than CH4, Start Green and LF6. As the day warmed up, LF6 got better -- but was even faster with FC1 on top. However, HF6 sucked. Weird.
Bottom line is that you should test wax -- wax one-and-one, compare, and apply to the race skis. Even if you just test on your warm-up skis, at least you know the better of two waxes.
I hope your favorite trails are not in order of preference!
We both know nothing beats High Notch after doing Porter and Russian Hill first!!