Swix PS6 Blue Liquid Glide Wax (-6C/-12C) | 80ml Volume:80ml Iron-on racing powder for manmade It combines modern snowshoe

Name: Swix PS6 Blue Liquid Glide Wax (-6C/-12C) | 80ml Volume:80ml Iron-on racing powder for manmade It combines modern snowshoe
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 47023217625
Price: 40.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6273 (12 reviews)

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Swix PS6 Blue Liquid Glide Wax (-6C/-12C) | 80ml Volume:80ml Iron-on racing powder for manmade It combines modern snowshoe

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Swix PS6 Blue Liquid Glide Wax ( 6C 12C) 80ml Volume:80ml Iron on racing powder for manmade It combines modern snowshoe Iron on racing powder for manmade and transformed snow in intermediate conditions A wider sidecut makes these skis great for ungroomed trails PS6 is for cold temperature skiing Great for recreational or racing applications

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