There's usually not much use for oil with skis. Modern skis are mainly plastic, and oil won't do much for them. Older wodden skis are/were traditionally treated with tar as a sort of base preparation to keep the snow from sticking to them.
No, you should not put mink oil on skis. Mink oil is primarily used for conditioning leather and can damage the base of skis, which need to remain smooth for optimal performance on snow. Instead, it's best to use ski-specific wax designed for the type of snow conditions you'll encounter. Regular waxing helps maintain the skis' glide and overall performance.
No need to wax...best thing to do is preserve with linseed oil.
yes there are different skis for men and women the difference is the radius
You can't get skis.
"Les skis."
Because if skis were short and round, they would be called "bicycles".
Yes
Jet skis can have negative impacts on the environment and marine ecosystems. They can disturb wildlife, damage sensitive habitats like seagrass beds, and contribute to water pollution through fuel and oil spills. Additionally, the noise from jet skis can disrupt marine animals and interfere with their communication and navigation.
i just waxed my skis with a candle that i melted with an iron onto the skis scraped and smoothened the surface..tested the skis on slopes.seems like my skis made a squeeking sound on the snow..but all in all it worked well
In ski racing, downhill skis are the longest, but slalom skis are the widest.
Skis has one syllable.
Here are some skis.