Patagonia Pursuit 2010 #2
Here is my gut.
Best Glide: Base of SOLDA UF7 scraped and brushed. Mix SOLDA F40 Red and F40 Yellow 50/50. Scrape and brush. Finish with SOLDA Fluor 100 powder or spray.
Good glide: Solda UF7 base with F15 Orange and F15 Yellow mixed 50/50.
Budget glide wax: Solda UF7
Kick Wax: Still going with one pair with Rode Rossa klister and one pair with Rode Silver Klister. If it is snowing I will be ready to cover with hard wax.
Best Glide: Base of SOLDA UF7 scraped and brushed. Mix SOLDA F40 Red and F40 Yellow 50/50. Scrape and brush. Finish with SOLDA Fluor 100 powder or spray.
Good glide: Solda UF7 base with F15 Orange and F15 Yellow mixed 50/50.
Budget glide wax: Solda UF7
Kick Wax: Still going with one pair with Rode Rossa klister and one pair with Rode Silver Klister. If it is snowing I will be ready to cover with hard wax.
posted by Bert Hinkley @ 11:37 AM
2 Comments:
At January 12, 2010 2:22 PM ,
Edgar said...
Hi Bert,
Re Rode Rossa vs Rode Silver. What are the conditions that favor Silver vs. Rossa?
Which worked out better?
At January 26, 2010 3:27 PM ,
Bert Hinkley said...
Hi Edgar,
Rode Red (Rossa) works well above and below 0°C. It does not ‘grab’ in the shaded icy areas under trees etc. Also Swix KR 60 and KR 50 klister work well in the melt-freeze area.
Silver is usually called for in dirty snow. It is also generally used when all parts of the track are above freezing.
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