Also have Asnes Ingstad, very well made. Bomber.
Have BD Alpine Carbon Corks, find they don't extend long enough for me for cross-country, only go to 130, maybe 135. Not even long enough for downhill for me at 6'1".
Also have Fisher BCX adjustable poles, like those a fair bit.
Probably the ultimate would be the Asnes adjustable poles . . .
Lets talk about your pole..s
-
Danylewich
- Posts: 63
- Joined: Fri Jan 04, 2019 9:49 am
- Location: Toronto, ON
- Ski style: XC, BC, XCD, Alpine Touring
- Favorite Skis: Asnes FT62
- Favorite boots: Alpina Alaska
- Occupation: Vice-President at a Non-Profit
- Website: http://www.righttoplay.com
-
Cannatonic
- Posts: 983
- Joined: Thu Nov 27, 2014 9:07 pm
Re: Lets talk about your pole..s
sorry to spam this thread....but I've got a mint, never used pair of BD Traverse poles from 5 years ago I'm trying to sell or get rid of - very cheap or free - *edit these are gone
Last edited by Cannatonic on Fri Feb 21, 2020 12:36 pm, edited 1 time in total.
"All wisdom is to be gained through suffering"
-Will Lange (quoting Inuit chieftan)
-Will Lange (quoting Inuit chieftan)
-
Tele2$room2$broom
- Posts: 21
- Joined: Tue Apr 16, 2019 12:39 pm
Re: Lets talk about your pole..s
Straight poles are the new adjustables... I prefer them; I made a neoprene grip lower when I am going downhill. Perfect, no hassle poles... I've got all kinds of em. One day, my gf got hers stolen at the resort... Being a gentleman, I gave her mine and used straight ones (Swix tradition). Since then I am always using straight poles; shorter ones at the resort and Swix trad in the BC.