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The 5th Element Stealth Ski Pole is one of the great values in skiing. The Soft Grip fits very ergonomically in the palm of your hands. An Adjustable Strap with an EVA Pad helps you get that perfect fit around your wrist for making each pole plant in comfort. The Aluminum Shaft has a nice balance to it for efficiency while being highly durable to withstand use season after season. Screw On Baskets securely keep the basket attached so they won't pop off in all of that deep powder. If you want an economical ski pole that is packed with features at a great price, the 5th Element Stealth is the perfect option for you.
Ergonomic Soft Grip
Adjustable Strap with EVA Pad
Screw on Baskets
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The poles are fine, replace handles with ones that are easier to adjust.
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The straps for the handles are pinned in place and you need tools to adjust the wrist strap. I prefer a strap that can be adjusted more easily. Other than having to replace the handles the poles and baskets are fine.
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Mike
Can’t beat them for the price..
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As a beginner I wanted inexpensive poles I could use until I figure what works for me, these are perfect.
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Brian
Nice poles, beware of nicks.
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Nice poles, love that they come with two clips that hold them together, and covers for the metal tips when not in use. Also the bottoms fit nicely together as the circle stopper part has slots in it that fit onto the other pole, nice to us...Read More
Nice poles, love that they come with two clips that hold them together, and covers for the metal tips when not in use. Also the bottoms fit nicely together as the circle stopper part has slots in it that fit onto the other pole, nice to use when storing and transporting them. Although I got the silver ones, they are still mostly white with some silver area at the top and outlines. Make sure to use the fitting guide to get the right length, these came out perfect for me, very comfortable to use at my height.Hide
Q: Hi, I was windering how you measure your ski poles. I was looking for 46€ poles measured from end to end. Not sure if they would be the 115 cm or 120 cm that you offer. Thanks!
A: You size a ski pole by flipping it upside down and grabbing right underneath the basket. Your arm should be bent at 90 degrees with your hand below the basket. If you click on the sizing chart next to the available sizes you can watch a video that helps you measure and see what size fits your height.
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