Åsnes Ingstad Alloy Pole

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The right choice for a dead end.

Poles are great. The new strap system - not so much. I find it difficult to open and close.

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Get good poles for cross-country skiing. The handle is excellent (long model). Somma could perhaps be a little bigger in a closed hangar

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Durable feel, easy to adjust once you get the hang of the idea. Reasonably light for aluminum rods. The long grip area allows you to easily adjust the "length" of the rod by changing the grip point, i.e. by adjusting the length at the wrist. I consider this a more usable solution during skiing than a telescopic solution, which would also add weight. The only minus is the slightly small sizes, but when you also buy the larger ones of the brand, you can get spare pieces of the smaller ones.

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Good poles for downhill skiing. Wide grip surface and easy strap height adjustment even with gloves on. A little small standard smopa for a closed project, as a spare part, a wider one from Åsnes to replace and the old ones to spare.

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Good rods, the only negative comes from the fact that I personally like the cork material in the handle more...

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Works in snow as in snow, but the instructions for attaching the loop could have been clearer. Mortgages work well when you learn their technique.

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Good poles for cross-country skiing. The long handle is comfortable and the gripping position is quick to adjust, which allows for practical adjustment. The only downside is the too small standard sums, which are thankfully cheap to upgrade to bigger ones. The small ones are then left as spare parts.

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High-quality wilderness poles. Sits in hand and adjustable good. One point off a little small somm.