Finish Line Pro Road Lube= Ceramic Wet Lube?

Posted on Sat 21st, March 2015

• #1

GeorgeG
Hi,

I used to use Finishline Pro Road ceramic lube as my go-to lube a few years ago, but it seems that it has been discontinued. I've tried the fenwicks equivalent and it doesn't cut it.

There's a new product out there by Finishline called Ceramic Wet Lube. I've read on some forums that it is simply rebranded pro road ceramic.

Does anyone out there use it? Is it actually the same thing, or has the formula been changed?

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• #2

GeorgeG
vs.

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• #3

andyp

I don't know if it's the same formula, but it's very close as it has that nice viscosity that the old one had.
• #4

GeorgeG

Thanks, best try and see I suppose. Might try and find out from the supplier if it is indeed exactly the same, out of curiosity.

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