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We've had a couple of feet this week. Wednesday Today

It's finally improving.

All Whitefish

Yes, I didn't say it was fluoro. I've got this stuff and use it.

Same. Only 20 years, tho.

CH3 is super hard wax for very cold conditions. I use it as an additive to other waxes as it holds up really well on abrasive snow. The powder form makes it way easier to iron than the drips you get with CH4. This is quite a haul. Can't fathom why they sold this for so little.

Not seeing the relevance to identifying the OP's haul. Seems like some attempt to sidetrack the discussion.

Salt-looking wax is probably a super hard wax that melts more easily as a powder than when it's in a block. Or, possibly a fluoro overlay that's super pricey. I have an Artech brush and never raced.

Same place as always

Typical foggy Sunday

Speaking from a state that regularly gets single digit and negative number days, newer lift equipment, with all its sensors and electronics, is more weather sensitive. Generally, the old fixed grip chairs keep on running. We used to operate regularly with wind chills down to minus 50 and...

Surprise powder today. Air light fluff.

That's what I counted on and why I went on a sunny weekend. Skied enough that I'm still tired today. (I had hoped to ski today I but it just wasn't happening when the alarm went off this morning.)

-12°F Crowds were decidedly low for a Sunday.

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Whitefish. I know my choices are mutually exclusive, fewer skier visits will not occur with reduced window rates. But I think current window rates EVERYWHERE are going to kill the industry. If we leave aside that climate change, no matter the cause, is destroying skiing as we watch, current...

This AM at Whitefish : 10:15 a.m. update: Groomers are fun, fast and pure fuego this morning! We're dealing with very low (one-chair) visibility on the upper mountain day. If you don't feel like using echolocation to get around, lower mountain chairs have good visibility and valley views this...

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