Rode Top Line Klisters 60g
Rode standard klisters are renowned for good reasons, and if you take your best race-day super secret mix of them you might come close to Rode’s Top Line versions. Faster, often wider ranges, and less prone to icing.
K3 0C°...+3C°. Does the temperature range sound like Rossa Special? We’re finding that K3 is quite a bit different than Rossa Special, with a wider range and a bit more focus on fine grained snow and glaze. Compared to the other TopLine klisters K3 is rarely used, but when it is in play it is without comparison. A great mixing klister for tricky damp and glazed new snow conditions.
KR3 0C°...+3C°. Think of this as Rossa supercharged. Faster, more icing resistant. Best in coarse grained snow getting wet.
KM3 -6C° ... +6C°. Multigrade on steroids! Faster, but on artificial snow an absolute monster. Mix with KR3 and fear no spring slush, mix with standard Rode Violet for icy wet coarse snow that is changing fast.
KRS3 2C° ... +5C°. KRS3 doesn’t have a cognate in the Rode standard klister range. If the temperature is above freezing and the snow isn’t new but is wet and getting wetter, test this.
Rode standard klisters are renowned for good reasons, and if you take your best race-day super secret mix of them you might come close to Rode’s Top Line versions. Faster, often wider ranges, and less prone to icing.
K3 0C°...+3C°. Does the temperature range sound like Rossa Special? We’re finding that K3 is quite a bit different than Rossa Special, with a wider range and a bit more focus on fine grained snow and glaze. Compared to the other TopLine klisters K3 is rarely used, but when it is in play it is without comparison. A great mixing klister for tricky damp and glazed new snow conditions.
KR3 0C°...+3C°. Think of this as Rossa supercharged. Faster, more icing resistant. Best in coarse grained snow getting wet.
KM3 -6C° ... +6C°. Multigrade on steroids! Faster, but on artificial snow an absolute monster. Mix with KR3 and fear no spring slush, mix with standard Rode Violet for icy wet coarse snow that is changing fast.
KRS3 2C° ... +5C°. KRS3 doesn’t have a cognate in the Rode standard klister range. If the temperature is above freezing and the snow isn’t new but is wet and getting wetter, test this.
Rode standard klisters are renowned for good reasons, and if you take your best race-day super secret mix of them you might come close to Rode’s Top Line versions. Faster, often wider ranges, and less prone to icing.
K3 0C°...+3C°. Does the temperature range sound like Rossa Special? We’re finding that K3 is quite a bit different than Rossa Special, with a wider range and a bit more focus on fine grained snow and glaze. Compared to the other TopLine klisters K3 is rarely used, but when it is in play it is without comparison. A great mixing klister for tricky damp and glazed new snow conditions.
KR3 0C°...+3C°. Think of this as Rossa supercharged. Faster, more icing resistant. Best in coarse grained snow getting wet.
KM3 -6C° ... +6C°. Multigrade on steroids! Faster, but on artificial snow an absolute monster. Mix with KR3 and fear no spring slush, mix with standard Rode Violet for icy wet coarse snow that is changing fast.
KRS3 2C° ... +5C°. KRS3 doesn’t have a cognate in the Rode standard klister range. If the temperature is above freezing and the snow isn’t new but is wet and getting wetter, test this.