Pedro's Ice Wax 2.0

Like it. Not quite as well as White lightning, but is works well.

This is good stuff but its hard to apply. It sprays way to much out and in a strait line. Hard to cover all of your parts without using the entire bottle. May get 3 uses out of it because of the way it wastes product.

Pedros Ice Wax has been my go to wax for our dry mountain biking here in Utah and for my road bike, and I'm pumped that this "2.0" version is biodegradable. I will say Pedros does a nice job of keeping things environmentally friendly. This stuff goes on pretty cleanly as it's thicker than White Lightening and doesn't drip as much, and works very well. The large bottle I got has a regular tip on it, not aerosol. I always use this wax unless I know I will be in wet conditions.

So this stuff works great for dry conditions and reduces gunk that normally forms with more liquid stuff. The Aerosol application is a bit odd though. I wish the control for how much you apply was a bit smoother, it seems like it is either on or off and on is a bit strong.

This lube worked great for working the kinks out of my old rusty and dusty chain. As a matter of fact, my chain is now looking polished and almost like new.

I love this stuff. I use it religiously on my chain and all my components, and it has kept everything running smooth for 10 years. just put it on before a ride, wash it off after and put on more. it can get built up if you don't wash it off.

Pedros is AWESOME. This Ice Wax is great for Utah riding where it's always nice and dry. I've used White Lightning for years and find this very comparable. However, the Ice Wax scores some points by being a little thicker when applying. White Lightning can squirt all over while the ice wax sticks to it for better application. I HIGHLY recommend this stuff to ANYONE for mountain or road.

This goop is pretty great. Cleans and coats the chain, easy to apply, all in all a great product.

This did its job, my chain is lubed and the dust buildup was less than most other lubes. The areosol is a little tricky but the foam action helps disperse the lubey goodness. My chain now blows me kisses when ever I see it, so make your chain happy.

I have used Pedro's Ice Wax for a while now. If you live in a dry dusty area and do most of your riding in these conditions, it's the way to go. It produces a dry waxy shell around your chain. When you take it off it leaves your chain clean as you could ever ask for.

Spraying this stuff is not super accurate. End up with as much on your tyres as on the chain. Still, it works.