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As a former competitive alpine ski racer, that effect plus the abrasion of the sand itself would make for some very interesting wax choices. “Wetter” usually me
by teeray 6y ago
As a former competitive alpine ski racer, that effect plus the abrasion of the sand itself would make for some very interesting wax choices. “Wetter” usually means a softer wax, but softer waxes don’t stand up to abrasion like that. I’d be interested where the majority of the sand ends up on a mountain and how it gets distributed through the snowpack when groomed out.