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The best stuff that has ever been used as poles, light, stiff enough, a big tip prevents sinking into the snow, and a good grip.

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Sturdy and light rods. Positive surprise

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The second and last Swix rods I bought. Of these, the handle broke after about three kilometers of skiing in a harmless situation. My other Swix rods have something broken all the time, although the usage has been quite low compared to my other rods. Maybe the luck has just been bad, but not interested in trying it for the third time when all the other sticks have always lasted even one season, usually years without any problems. Too bad, otherwise there would be really qualified rods.

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Functional and light sticks, and even pretty. The hand loops can be well adjusted to a suitable length. In the very soft snow, the sompa sinks through.

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Comfortable sticks to use. The sompa should be even bigger, but maybe one can be found somewhere.

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Tomato root as it should!

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The best wand I've ever had so far. Sufficiently long handle section and good leather sacks. Rigid pipe section.

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Lightweight rods, the handle feels comfortable. The sompa should be bigger, easily sinking into the snow.

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The best wanders I own. Lightweight and even sums seem durable compared to “traditional” plastic sums.

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Lightweight, sturdy rods. Works well on both soft and hardened surfaces.

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Very durable and lightweight beach poles, suitable for all kinds of skiing activities.

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Well activities also stick to snowshoeing

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I ordered these rods as a friend of OAC Karie. The choice was good. The poles are comfortably shaped and there is enough space on the straps for bigger gloves as well. Sturdy, light and high quality in the woods for sowing. I really like it!

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The best poles for closed-end jobs. The sompa should be bigger, but it can be replaced if necessary.

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Pretty good looking tricks, the sompa should be bigger.

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A good purchase based on a couple of weeks of experimentation. Over time, you will see how long it takes to use.

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Yeah right. So there is a plus, for example, the grip on the ice is good and the lightness of the rods. The downside is the handle on the rods, which is poorly shaped for your 9 size hand. Firstly, the handle is way too thick and secondly, the finished finger positions do not fit themselves at all. Are these sticks designed for men's big hands? The sommas that had to be self-attached did not include instructions on how to get them yourself. After half an hour of wonder, the threads were found, which somehow defiantly got them twisted open with their fingers and then in place after the piece came off. Not everyone gets their fingers open, should be ready in place! The soms are far too small and few. The test object was on snowy ice.