One of the things I discovered is there is no need to let the PTEX set up over a long period before scraping off the excess. In fact, I found it harder to remove the excess and ended up scratching up my bases. In fact, I ended up applying more PTEX to some of those scratches. This time I let the PTEX sit for about 10-15 minutes and then scraped it off, much better results.
Après Ski
Après Ski Avant le Feu: Seasoned Wood
After ski before fire. One of the treats of skiing is being around fireplaces. We all enjoy them but very few of us have them. The most important factor in easily starting wood fires is […]
Après Ski
A Pot of Chili!
Who does not like a good bowl of chili? I don’t know if I should put a question mark after that or an exclamation, what is it? I do not like to do both but […]
Equipment
Omni-Heat Columbia Jacket Review part II
This second part covers the jacket’s performance in the field under winter conditions. In a word: EpicTriumph! Please also read first part of the review. Here are the conditions I was skiing in and that […]
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