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XC S POLES 120 adult cross-country ski poles

20.-
Ref. : 8525015

Ready to hit the slopes? These sturdy, comfortable cross-country ski poles will be your perfect companions, providing stability and support.

With their 100% aluminium tubes and easy-to-use wrist straps, 120 poles are ideal for cross-country skiers looking for comfort and solidity.

  • 130 cm In stock
  • 140 cm In stock
  • 150 cm In stock
  • 160 cm In stock

PRODUCT BENEFITS

Ergonomic grip

Soft plastic handle with comfortable, neoprene-lined hand strap

Lightweight

460 g per pair in 150 cm.

Rigidity

100% 6061 aluminum tube

Stability

Wide washer for better lift in powder snow.

Morphological adaptability

Skating=your height * 0.89 (+/-5cm) / classic=your height * 0.84 (+/-5cm).

TECHNICAL INFORMATION

How to choose the right pole size for skateboarding?

The choice of pole is very important in cross-country skiing. If it's too short or too long, you'll find it very difficult to ski properly.

For skating technique:
They must be large to maximize thrust
To calculate their size, there are two solutions:
Size of skating poles = Skier's shoulder
or
Size of skating poles = Skier's height * 0.89
The size of the poles will also depend on the skier's physical qualities.

How to choose the right pole size for your classic?

For classic technique:
Poles for alternative (or classic) cross-country skiing are slightly smaller.
Pole size = skier's armpit
or
Pole size = skier's height * 0.83
Once again, pole size will also depend on the skier's physical qualities.

How to choose your stick?

Made of aluminum, they are strong, heavy and inexpensive, ideal for beginners.

Made of fiberglass, they are lighter, fragile and should only be used on trails.

Made of carbon fiber and other very light materials, they are strong and rigid.

Warranty

2 years

COMPOSITIONS / ADVICE

Composition

Arch 100% Aluminium Handle 100% Polypropylene

STOCK TIPS

Store sticks in a dry place.

Restrictions

Not suitable for downhill skiing.

TESTS

All our products are field-tested in real-life conditions by our panel of professional testers who are instructors and coaches, as well as regular cross-country skiers.

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