1-20--06 I've been classic skiing the last few day and its been great. Tracks had been re-set Friday afternoon and should set up very firmly overnight. There is not a 20" base but who skies on the bottom 19" anyway? Looking forward to a great day at the Snekkevik.

Toko Nordic Ski Wax

WAX RECOMMENDATION
Snekevik
Nine Mile Trails: near Wausau, WI
Sat, 21 January: 12k Classic and Skate at 9 and 10 AM
Forecast/Conditions: Sat night lows in the mid teens with Sun
highs in the upper 20’s. Expect machined track conditions.
Glidewax: Apply Dibloc LF Moly, scrape and brush then apply
Dibloc HF Red, scrape and brush. Prepare ski base with Yellow Side
of the Toko Dual Pad, spray on Helx Cold completely covering base
and allow to dry at room temperature (if applying Helx outdoors, use
a Roto Cork until the Helx is dry). Polish base with the White Side
of the Toko Dual Pad.
Gripwax: Roughen grip zone with 180 grit sandpaper. Apply Base
Green, iron, and smoothen with cork while still warm. Apply 2-3
layers Carbon Blue thoroughly corking each layer. For those who
need more grip, substitute Carbon Viola for Carbon Blue.
Structure: Universal (Medium) Stonegrind or 1 pass with the Fine
Non-Linear Toko Structure-Rite Tool.
Visit Toko at www.TokoUS.com or write to us at info@TokoUS.com. Call the Toko
WaxTip line, (877) TWAX-TIP or check the Waxtip page at www.TokoUS.com
before all of your races for the latest waxing information.
Racing - Service
The TOKO WAX TIPLINE offers racers precise waxing advice on how to make your skis PERFORM
OPTIMALLY for a given event. For racers who don’t have top end waxes available, skip the Flourocarbon
(Helx, Jetstream), and substitute the LF or System-3 wax of the same color (LF or System-3 Red for HF
Red). Additionally, for racers who do not have a Roto-Cork (for applying Jetstream), this step can be