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The poles lasted two weeks of challenging winter hiking in the Abisko and Sarek region in northern Sweden. Lightweight, yet durable.

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Went to throw a Lenk with these once. I think the quality is very good. Light and durable. It's still stylish. Adjusting the straps is easy with gloves on.

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High-quality rods.

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High-quality and relatively stiff poles. There is not yet a lot of experience with functionality in a dead end.

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Light poles

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Remmi's adjustment loop is great. It is necessary to observe the fastening of the somma, so that the somma does not come off during the trip.

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In the beginning, there was a manufacturing error in the leather soms, but after the replacement, the poles have worked flawlessly. Very stiff, and at least they haven't broken yet.

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An excellent pole for closed projects and camping. Sufficiently sturdy, and won't give up even with a heavy or heavy bag.

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The test was only three days away in January while skiing with Rink. They work well. If the durability turns out to be good, there is no need for better parts.

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The rods do their job. Quick and easy purchase. Will buy more from this company.

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Thicker gloves are good for jogging.

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Appropriately stiff rods, light and with a high-quality feel in every way, the rod could be a little bigger.

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Based on first experiences in the terrains of Kilpisjärvi, high-quality poles. The buckles can be tightened in the glove hand. I have 150cm poles (own height 175cm). In really deep snow, a slightly longer pole or a bigger pole would certainly be better.

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Sturdy and tight. Sompa could be bigger. Tightening system 5/5.

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A good, sturdy stick. The carrot could even be a little bigger.

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Easy to use and easy to adjust. The diameter of the somma is too small for the hötto snow.

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A light and suitably stiff rod. Fulfills your wishes for a pole needed for cross-country skiing or snowshoeing.

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Sompa was hard to install. The product has been good when walking with sliding snowshoes. I took a longer rod than recommended and it has worked well with slightly dipping hooks. Pole 145cm, own length 165cm. The adjustment of the hand loop is clever.

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Sturdy and light poles. The straps are firm and easily adjustable.

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Ok poles by the way, but the sompa should be bigger for indoor skiing.

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Good stable stick made of composite material

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Excellent poles for closed-hand skiing, especially thanks to the easily adjustable wrist strap, works great with gloves of different thicknesses.

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Pleasantly felt and well-designed handle. A rod made of light and durable materials.

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Good and sturdy poles

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Comfortable and light

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Decent sticks. even after years!

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really good, sturdy and light rod,

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Lightweight and suitably rigid. Good value for money.

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Works well. Good sticks

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Really good poles, sure Swix quality!

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Long enough! Usually I have trouble finding rods long enough (my length is 200 cm). Perfect for a closed project: sink just right. The handle feels warm even in severe frost.

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Excellent poles for snowshoes or the like.

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Reasonable👌

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High quality rods. There is no practical experience yet as the snow rose to melt.

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Sturdy hiking poles with a decent somma and quick-adjust straps. The composite handles feel warm.

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Lightweight and durable

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Good light luckily I took longer than the recommendation.