The correct length
For sporty drivers, high speeds, and maximum power transfer. The stiffer construction provides more support.
What Matters in Ski Poles
A good ski pole should be lightweight, stable, and tailored to the specific area of use. The key factors are primarily the correct length and the appropriate material. Aluminium poles impress with their robustness and attractive price-performance ratio. Carbon poles are particularly light and stiff, allowing for precise power transmission.<\/strong><\/p>
Ski poles are available in fixed lengths or as adjustable Vario poles. Telescopic poles can be flexibly adjusted and transported in a space-saving manner. Therefore, they are especially suitable for ski touring, freeride, or anyone looking for a versatile ski pole. In the
Sport Brugger\/a> shops in Sölden, you will find a wide selection of ski poles for different areas of use and requirements.\/p>Tips for choosing the right ski poles:
The right plate
In off-piste terrain and deep snow, a large basket is advantageous because it doesn't sink in as quickly. On hard slopes, smaller baskets are sufficient. On some models, such as freeride and touring poles, the baskets can be swapped out as needed.
The Handle
The basic models are made of hard plastic, while the more comfortable models are made of soft or dual-density material, which provides better cushioning and insulation.
The Pole Loop
Basic models should be adjustable in size. In addition, there are safety straps that automatically release in the event of a fall, as well as click systems in which the entire strap is attached to the glove and detaches completely from the pole in an emergency.
Personal consultation in Sölden
Whether aluminium, carbon, or vario ski poles – at the Sport Brugger shops in Sölden, we are happy to advise you on choosing the right model. Together, we will find the correct length and the optimal ski pole for your skiing style.
