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Get tips on grip waxing your classic cross-country skis and learn how to use hard waxes, klister waxes and spray waxes.
What type of cross-country skiing will you do?
- Classic skiing: Uses a back and forward motion similar to walking
- Skate skiing: Resembles the movements of a speed skater
Do you want to tour or race?
- Classic cross-country touring skis: Best for groomed tracks
- Race and performance classic or skate skis: Ideal for groomed tracks but built for faster skiing than classic touring skis
- Metal-edge touring skis: Designed for skiing out-of-track or on steeper terrain
Get the right ski size
- Find the ski length recommended for your body weight
- Factor in skill level: Longer skis tend to be faster; shorter skis tend to be easier to turn on and control
With terms like off-piste, klister and camber, cross-country skiing can get confusing. Use this glossary to learn the lingo.
Use these tips to help ensure a fun day of cross-country skiing. Includes tips for before you go and while you're on the trail.
Get tips on what to wear to stay warm and not get overheated while cross-country skiing.
This overview about cross-country (aka Nordic and XC) skiing covers where to learn, gear, clothing, safety, etiquette and basic techniques.