Cross-Country Skiing Boots - 150

clearance

Cross-Country Fish Scale Skis - 150

Adjustable harness strap and injected cork grip.

Ergonomic grip

Lightweight

Rigidity

Small, lightweight basket considerably improves pole movement.

Stability

Skate skiing = height x 0.89 (+/-5 cm)/Classic = height x 0.84 (+/-5 cm).

Anatomic design

These poles are for regular cross-country skiing at average intensity.

Intensity

Skill Level

Type of panier

Wrist Strap Type

Tip Type

Handle Covering Material

Number of Part(s)

Walking Stick Type

handle length

Adjustable Ski Pole

shape of handles

Practice Motivation

With Wrist Strap

Main Material

Choosing the right size of cross-country ski poles is essential. 

For skate skiing, the poles are bigger to maximize push-off.
For classic cross-country skiing, the poles are smaller.

They can be made of various materials.
Aluminum will be sturdy and heavy = ideal for beginners
Fibreglass will be lighter, but more fragile
Carbon fibre and other materials will be extremely light and rigid

How to choose your cross-country ski poles

For skate skiing, there are two ways to choose your pole size: 

1- Choose poles that are at the height of your shoulders.
2 - Multiply your height in cm by 0.89 to work out the size of your poles.

How to choose the size of my skate ski poles

There are two ways to choose your pole size for classic skiing: 

1- Choose poles that are at the height of your armpits.
2 - Multiply your height in cm by 0.83 to work out the size of your poles.

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Cross-Country Ski Poles - XC S 500

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