Cross-country ski types

Cross-country ski WAXED	Cross-country ski FISH SCALES	Cross-country ski SKIN, with synthetic skin strip

THE PLUS: + Quiet + Great performance + Optimal because you wax according to weather and temperature conditions THE MINUS: - You need to wax daily according to weather and temperature c ondition - Might not perform well in wet conditions	THE PLUS: + No wax needed according weather and temperature conditions + Good trade off: fun/glide/easy THE MINUS: - Might not perform well in dry and icy conditions - Not as quiet - Loss of speed going down hill	THE PLUS: + No wax needed in the ski grip area + Perform above fish scales + Great grip even on wet or icy surfaces + Can work in many various conditions + Very quiet
GENERAL CARE	GENERAL CARE	GENERAL CARE
Apply wax according to weather and temperature conditions. Apply gliding wax on the gliding zones under the skis	Apply gliding wax on the glide zones under the skis Keep the fish scale zone clean with a wax limiting the accumulation of snow	The synthetic skin strip will require replacing after a year or so, more often if usage is super frequent, less depending on usage. The skin strip should be cleaned regularly to remove any debris that might stick to it to keep performaces to a peek.