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The interesting thing is that there's very little evidence that HF actually waxes matter for performance in nordic skiing (http://www.skitestguys.com/fluorinate
by derbOac 6y ago
The interesting thing is that there's very little evidence that HF actually waxes matter for performance in nordic skiing (http://www.skitestguys.com/fluorinated-waxes.html http://www.skitestguys.com/fluorinated-waxes.html). Maybe the ultra HF powder stuff but it's questionable. Hardness of wax matters, HF maybe not so much.
Not sure how that plays into the larger debate about fluorocarbons, but sometimes I think the perspective frame can be shifted a bit.
- abakker 6y agoEver used this stuff? https://www.zardozboost.com https://www.zardozboost.com It doesn't last long, but off the line it is like magic. Especially in sticky/wet snow. basically a pure form of the stuff we don't want in our water, though.