Ice skating pole with sharp and long metallic point. One of the best balanced poles for skating. Snow basket(optional) attachment
The approximate size of the packed product or the sales package is 1801 x 100 x 100 mm.
This product can be delivered only by the methods below: - Pickup in store - Delivery to doorstep as agreed (Matkahuolto Kotijakelu) - Delivery to doorstep as agreed (Posti euro pallet) - Delivery to doorstep as agreed (Posti Home Parcel) - Delivery to doorstep as agreed (Posti rolltainer) - Delivery to doorstep (Matkahuolto Jakopaketti) - Delivery to doorstep (Posti) - Delivery to doorstep (Posti euro pallet, during working hours) - Delivery to doorstep (Posti morning) - Delivery to doorstep (Posti rolltainer, during working hours) - Delivery to doorstep (Posti special pallet) - Express delivery to the recipient's address (DHL Express Worldwide) - Pickup from parcel locker (Matkahuolto) - Pickup from parcel locker (PostNord) - Pickup from parcel point (Matkahuolto) - Pickup from parcel point Posti - Pickup from parcel point (PostNord) - Posti freight to doorstep
Weight 0,23 kg(The product may have a light retail packaging.)
Warranty 12 month(s)
Country of origin Finland
Comments
Anonymousverified buyer, 14.5.2017
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Good poles have been in skating on a plowed track. Lightweight and comfortable surface to hold on to. You get a good momentum when skating and this way you also get the upper body involved in the action. However, you should be careful not to sink the spike into the grooves, you don't always want to get back on the swing from there. As a result of one of these falls, a clip came off myself, with which the rods were cleverly attached to each other during transport.
As already stated above, these are not poles for touring ice skating, but for touring skiing and cross-country skating.
Nickname superhero13.11.2015
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This is a skating stick, not a touring skating stick. A light rod with a hand loop is well suited for sticking in secured conditions, e.g. on the track. If you need to feel the ice, you have to do it with a firmer rod, often if necessary, and there is no harm in hand looping.