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Purple wax

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Deletedtoday
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my friend thomas (mrstskier)

says its for 14-20 degrees Celsius is he right?
Jul 8 2009 3:19AM
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Big_Spence
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Most waxes for Americans are measured in F.
And I'm pretty sure purple is a cold weather wax for most companies, perhaps even the coldest?
Jul 8 2009 3:34AM
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deleted5
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if it's swix then just go on there site they have all the temps
Jul 8 2009 4:50AM
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cool.
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swix LF (low fluoro) is probably what you have unless its just a training wax which in that case its more of an all-temp wax.

my suggestion though is go onto a race website, (racewerks, raceplace, etc.) and by an all temp training wax. much much less expensive and its prime for twin tips
  • LF4 -- Green (-26°F to 14°F)
  • LF6 --Blue (10°F to 21°F)
  • LF7 --Purple (18°F to 28°F)
  • LF8 -- Red (25°F to 34°F)
  • LF10 -- Yellow (32°F to 50°F)
Jul 8 2009 12:31PM
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Jul 8 2009 12:53PM
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