WAX Question

[kamran]

What would be the most affordable, yet with acceptable performance/overall condition wax?
and I don't mean any mumbo jumbo powder/aerosol with fancy chemical names. Just plain ironing stuff.
All replies are greatly appreciated.:confused:

[nekdut]

Dominator Zoom has worked pretty well as an all temp wax for me. Relatively inexpensive too. Check it out here:

http://www.bomberonline.com/store/accessories/wax_zoom.cfm

:)

[Randy S.]

Kamran,

Just buy the cheapest stuff you can find that is good for temps from 20-35 degrees. It never gets colder than that around here and unless you are racing on a fairly serious level, they'll all do the same good. I like to buy wax toward the end of the season when its on sale for 50% off.

You going to come race w/ us this winter? You'd love it.

Randy

[Mike T]

I don't race.... but I still appreciate a good wax job. I use SVST Ultra Wax (http://www.race-werks.com/product.php?prod_num=93004100cat_id=14&sub_cat_id=30 ) which can be had for $10 for a 10 ounce brick. Very economical and performs just fine.

[bobdea]

at reliableracing.com
the training pack has every temp you will really need and a insane amount for $50 its a a good deal
for the average rider that pack will last two or three seasons

[kamran]

Thanks everybody for the great tips and feedback!

[NMU Alpine Boarder]

Originally posted by bobdea
at reliableracing.com
the training pack has every temp you will really need and a insane amount for $50 its a a good deal
for the average rider that pack will last two or three seasons

Thanx for the tip. That's actually perfect for my needs.... Gracias

[skeez rule]

just rub on the paste and go zooooooooooom
hot wax is so 70s