Great wax!

dude, no. purl is 10 times better.

www.purlracing.com

spinks

RedBull=Life

Bob has one frickin post, you can tell hes a rep for that wax stuff
Proud member of the Ghetto Park Builders Union local 637

First of all rep scum.
If your gonna waste a perfectly good username
u might as well
1. Sponsor one of us poor fucks
2. send some free samples

oh and jsut for you to know i would never refer to ski wax as having a 4x4 quality
Id like to give NS.COM the greatest toast honor of all the gold medal 40 toast

I don't work for these guys but I,m thinking of signing up for their rep program on their site. You probably could get some wax from them if you were any good.

where do you ski Bobj?
the magazine is called 'POWDER' cool! - my stupid non-skiing friend

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dude a guy cam into my shop and gave me some of that shit last year. it was the shit it is like 40 times as much floro as swix high floro. good shit.

if you are racing, or skiing on very wet or icy snow, then use the flouro. But if you are skiing on dry snow (rocky mountains, cali,) then the flouro will only slow you down. Purl uses a monocrystaline mix with only one hardner to ensure the maximum amount of wax to soak into the pores of your skis.

The non-flouro waxes come in temp specific and all temp. The all temp ranges from the middle of the cold range, to the middle of the warm range. It is simply called all temp for easier identification, but should be called average temp, because the average ski day's snow will fall into this temperature.

oh, did i mention that a brick of this stuff will last the entire season! I wax my skis every other friday, and as needed between thos fridays. Needless to say I wax my skis a lot and the brick of Purl wax that I used last season is still going strong in my garage. I used about half of the brick for upwards of 25 waxings. Because the wax is all of $5 a brick it wont kill your bank to get the new $20 all waxes deal.

For $20 you can get some Swix All Temp Soft wax that will last about 20 waxings. You can also get One brick of xtreme cold, one brick of cold, one brick of the average/all temp, and one brick of the warm wax, along with some stickers from Purl! With an average of around 40 waxes per brick, that supply will allow you to wax your skis upwards of 160 times! Plus it doesnt expire like some expensive race waxes do, so when you dont use the entire brick one season, it is good to go for the next year!

no im not a rep, yes i do ride for them, but this is a testimony of facts I tried to include a minimal amount of opinion here.

www.purlracing.com

Spinks
RedBull=Life

Bobj id liek to apologize about the wax thing.. And especially now that yous ay your this racing gutru who has traveled the world
Id like to give NS.COM the greatest toast honor of all the gold medal 40 toast

Hey Spinks
Who deals the stuff on the east coast right now. I'd like to try the stuff. It's probably the only wax I haven't tried. Is it good in POW? I mean the really dry stuff. I haven't found very many waxes that do very well in the stuff because of static build up. You know like rubbing a balloon on the carpet and stickin it to the wall static. This happened to me in Alaska heli skiing. Like VELCRO. The stuntwax stuff worked good though.

Sorry about the rep mix-up dude, i thought you're carelessly pluggin some wax company. Tell me what you guys recommend for the park and pipe when its about 20-30 degrees out. I've used swix, is there better?
Proud member of the Ghetto Park Builders Union local 637

i dont know of any dealers, but you can get it at the website, www.purlracing.com.

the new site and online store should be up soon.

Spinks

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