Nikwax Ski Skin Proof 125ml

After applying the skin proof the it almost turned wet when used. And now look more dirty than before. Feels like it made the opposite of what it was supposed to do. Follow the instructions except wiping down the skin with a wet cloth. I wiped it down with a dry one. Snow hasn’t got stuck in the air yet though

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A good product compared to a wax block, because as a liquid, this makes it go deeper into the skin. You mustn't freeze, but on hikes you probably have the solid wax with you.

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Satisfaction...

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Helps in wet conditions.

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Easy to use. Snow and ice do not stick For hair growth. In addition, the glide also improves.

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The first strokes felt good.

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Excellent as long as you brush the hair wet.

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Easy to put on skis and good glide!

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I ordered a couple of jars to lubricate OAC's 147 cm slippery hairs and it was a little funny. The lubrication of the first ski was somehow successful after the safety click of its nozzle. It was slow, though, when the substance didn't really come out and had to be squeezed and stunned. For the second ski, I then decided to squeeze stronger, and then it happened that the tip / nozzle of the jar bounced out and some of the material spilled onto the ski, part to the floor, part to the thighs. Quite a harmless thing when it comes to water-soluble matter. But the mess came. I didn't try another jar. The substance had a healing effect on the hair slip itself, I would have liked more to be able to count them, but they may still be so rigid in novelty that it will take time. With sniffing snow, I haven’t tested how hair impregnation works yet.

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Praised so I took the experiment: D