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Alpine ski poles
Ski poles are an integral part of any skier's kit. Whatever your discipline, whether you're a downhill, freeride or freestyle skier, ski poles can quickly become indispensable. Rossignol, Salomon, Leki, Black Crows, Black Diamond, ... Find a selection of models of different alpine ski poles from leading brands.
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LEKI
Leki Makalu Lite trekking poles - Malachite Green/Dark Malachite Green/White
88.00€
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110.00€
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88.00€
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110.00€
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Equipping yourself with alpine ski poles
Alpine ski poles - Choose precision and performance
Ski poles are much more than just accessories. They play an important role in improving your balance, adjusting your posture and helping you build momentum on the slopes. Whether you're a beginner or an expert skier, choosing the right poles for your style of skiing is crucial to getting the most out of your outings.
How do you choose your ski poles?
- The length of the poles: The right length depends on your height and skiing style. If you ski off-piste or ski touring, opt for adjustable poles so you can adapt their length for ascents and descents.
- Materials: Ski poles are generally made of aluminium or carbon. Aluminium poles offer strength and durability at an affordable price, while carbon poles are lighter, absorb vibrations better and are ideal for skiers looking for performance.
- Handles and straps: Ergonomic handles ensure a comfortable grip, even in cold or wet conditions. The adjustable wrist straps ensure that you don't lose your poles on the way down the slope, and allow you to transmit power efficiently with each stroke.
The importance of the right ski poles for your sport
Each type of skiing requires specific poles to optimise your performance:
- Alpine skiing: rigid, lightweight poles for speed and manoeuvrability on the slopes.
- Freeride: Strong, slightly longer poles designed for off-piste terrain and big curves.
- Ski touring: Length-adjustable poles, often with wide washers for greater stability in deep snow.
The benefits of investing in quality ski poles
Choosing quality ski poles not only improves your comfort, but also your safety and performance on the slopes. Lightweight, durable materials reduce arm fatigue, while ergonomic handles ensure better control in all conditions. What's more, snug-fitting wrist straps let you ski with confidence, without the risk of losing your ski poles.
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