Toko iron settings question

Believe it or not, I have a race this weekend and not surprisingly,
it's going to be warm. I'm going to go all out and put flouro on my
striding skis for a 10km race which might have about 20 people in it.
Hence the question:

I have an old toko iron with the 1-10 settings (instead of
temperatures) on it. What number corresponds to 150c, which I
understand is the correct setting for applying powder? It's somewhere
around 8-9.

bt

On the older Swix, which I think is similar, 7 is listed as 130-155C and
8 is 150-170C, so I guess that makes 150C about 7.75-8.

Not surprised about your race; the Mammoth Marathon is this Sunday.

GG

sknyski wrote:

Believe it or not, I have a race this weekend and not surprisingly,
it's going to be warm. I'm going to go all out and put flouro on my
striding skis for a 10km race which might have about 20 people in it.
Hence the question:

I have an old toko iron with the 1-10 settings (instead of
temperatures) on it. What number corresponds to 150c, which I
understand is the correct setting for applying powder? It's somewhere
around 8-9.

bt

(sknyski) wrote in message . com...
Believe it or not, I have a race this weekend and not surprisingly,
it's going to be warm. I'm going to go all out and put flouro on my
striding skis for a 10km race which might have about 20 people in it.
Hence the question:

I have an old toko iron with the 1-10 settings (instead of
temperatures) on it. What number corresponds to 150c, which I
understand is the correct setting for applying powder? It's somewhere
around 8-9.


Cork it in baby. You'll save powder and your skis will thank for for it.

Jay Wenner