Finding Your Kick Zone: The Secret to Classic Skiing That Nobody Talks About
Ask ten recreational cross-country skiers where they apply their kick wax and you’ll get ten different answers. Somewhere under the…
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Ski touring
Ski touring is skiing uphill with bindings that release the heel for climbing efficiency and secure it for downhill skiing, combining both cross country and downhill skiing in mountainous terrain
Cross country
Cross-country skiing involves gliding over snow on long, narrow skis, with a free heel for a walking or running motion. It’s a popular winter sport and excellent cardiovascular exercise.
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Finding Your Kick Zone: The Secret to Classic Skiing That Nobody Talks About
Waxless Skis: Freedom or Compromise?
When I bought my first pair of classic cross-country skis, the shop assistant asked me a question I wasn’t prepared…
Reading Snow Conditions: The Real Skill Behind Good Waxing
Here’s something the wax charts don’t tell you: the thermometer is only the start. I learned this the hard way…
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