Reviews

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Ok rods. You should tighten it properly so that it doesn't sag when you use it.

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Ok poles for downhill skiing.

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Good poles and a nice long grip area. The length adjustment works well. I still haven't figured out how to keep the lid on the most securely. The hand straps seem to get frayed/unsightly quickly. But they are the right ones for my needs!

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In a closed forest (approx. 50cm of snow), too short even for a 184cm skier at its longest when the boot sinks into the project. Good games with a good acquisition base. The seam of the thongs of the second pole started to fray a little on the first ski, but the other seams were in good condition by the end.

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Easy to adjust. They play even in dead ends.

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Easily adjustable and durable poles. There is flexibility and length up to 155cm. Maybe a little clumsy. The hand part is made of comfortably warm and reasonably durable material.

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Good basic rods. Quite expensive, probably cheaper would have been enough.

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After a couple of uses, the whole thing is good, nothing to complain about

Great design.

The best pole I have ever seen/held. Really happy with my purchase!

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Good rods with big heads and a long grip area. The durability of flick-locks remains to be seen with time.

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Good rod, just stays pretty long even at its shortest.