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Cross Country Ski Poles

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Cross Country Ski Poles Leki Neotrail FX One Superlite - Bright Red / Neon Yellow / Naturalcarbon

Leki Neotrail FX One Superlite - Bright Red / Neon Yellow / Naturalcarbon

Cross Country Ski Pole, Unisex

£91.93
5stores
Cross Country Ski Poles Fischer STORM Stock schwarz

Fischer STORM Stock schwarz

Langlaufstock

£45.49
2stores
Cross Country Ski Poles Swix Infinity Sonic Alu Pole Green Nocolor

Swix Infinity Sonic Alu Pole Green Nocolor

Maastohiihtosauva

£37.99
1store

3 tips when shopping for cross country ski poles

Choosing the right length for your ski poles is key to getting the most out of your skiing experience. Depending on your skiing style, you'll need different lengths:

  • For classic skiing, your poles should reach your shoulders. Use a calculation to get the perfect length. Multiply your height by 0.83 and choose poles that match the result - for example, if you're 170 cm tall, your poles should be around 141 cm long.

  • For skate or freestyle skiing, aim for poles that reach your nose or ears. Multiply your height by 0.89 to get the right length - for a height of 170 cm, your poles should be around 151 cm long.

Choose the right ski pole strap for your level and needs:

  • Beginners and those who don't have high demands on their poles can go for common straps.

  • For better control and comfort, try control straps – they're suitable for medium to advanced skiers.

  • If you want quick release, go for control straps with quick release – a popular choice for biathletes.

If you are looking for a pair of simple and inexpensive poles, aluminium is a popular choice. They're lightweight, although a bit heavier than other materials, and they're incredibly durable.

For a higher quality pole, consider composite materials that contain carbon fibre. These poles are much lighter than aluminium.

Serious racers usually go for carbon fibre poles as they're the lightest and stiffest option available. They're also more delicate, so you need to take extra care.

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