Waxing Fat Skis – TetonAT.com About Steve Romeo Trip Reports The Tetons The Wind Rivers Rainier Eastern Sierra International People Guest Posts Inspire Gear Gear Reviews DIY – Modification Trip Planning Humor Resources Guidebooks Weather / Webcams Links Home About Steve Romeo Trip Reports The Tetons Buck Mountain Cloudveil Dome Disappointment Peak Doane Peak Eagles Rest Peak Enclosure Fossil Mountain Garnet Canyon Glory Grand Teton GTNP Middle Teton The Tetons Mount Hunt Mount Moran Mount Owen Mount Saint Johns Mount Wister-East Ridge Mount Woodring Nez Perce Peak 10,686 Peak 11,048 Peak 11,050 Peak 11,200 Peak 11,226 Peak 11,238 The Tetons Prospectors Mountain Random Teton Posts Ranger Peak Raynolds West Peak South Teton Static Peak Table Mountain Teewinot Thor Peak Togwotee Pass Wanda Pinnacle Wimpy’s The Wind Rivers Dinwoody Lakes Ellingwood Peak Fremont Peak Gannett Peak Mount Helen Ross Lake Titcomb Basin Wind River Peak Rainier Eastern Sierra Mount Thompson & Gilbert Split Mountain University Peak International Antartica Norway New Zealand Mexico South America Canada Italy People Guest Posts Inspire Gear Gear Reviews DIY – Modification Trip Planning Humor Resources Guidebooks Weather / Webcams Links Gear DIY - Modification (32) Gear Reviews (122) Trip Planning (33) Waxing Fat Skis By: randosteve|Posted on: March 26, 2009|Posted in: DIY - Modification, Gear | 2 comments Considering it has just snowed 30″ in the last 36 hours in the Tetons, I thought this would be a good time to post this video about waxing fat skis. Have fun in the new snow today! 2 comments on “Waxing Fat Skis” Lucas says: March 26, 2009 at 3:40 pm A nice apron is handy to hold all those expensive tools, and keep those wax scrapings off your fancy clothing. My shop clothes have been ruined from years of tuning! Great video Steve! d says: March 27, 2009 at 7:39 pm beer. how can one wax skis w/o an open bottle o beer on the bench??? © Copyright 2021 TetonAT.com | Contact Us RSS Entries | RSS Comments Share this page: