Composite shaft especially designed for juniors. Features PC handle with cork-filled thermoplastic grip zone, SWIX Triac strap and large ’97 basket. Read more.
Composite shaft especially designed for juniors. Features PC handle with cork-filled thermoplastic grip zone, SWIX Triac strap and large ’97 basket. Diameters & lengths Handle 16 mm, basket 10 mm. 95 cm - 140 cm. 5 cm interval. Recommended use Groomed trails, classic disciplines, skating.
Ski pole length can vary a little based on personal preference and skill/performance level. Better skiers will generally use slightly longer poles for better performance, whereas newer skiers will benefit from a shorter pole which is easier to use. For a quick way to find the size you need you can use one of the following calculations based on your height in centimeters. For skate ski poles you want them to be around 89% of your height, and classic poles around 83%. So a skate skier who is 180cm would use this calculation: 180 x 0.89 = 160.2. The closest stock length would be 160 cm. If you're between sizes, go for the shorter option for ease of use, or the longer option for better performance.
You can also use the table below to get a rough idea of the pole length you need. These pole lengths are rounded to the nearest 5cm increment:
| Height in Ft and In | Height in CM | Skate Pole | Classic Pole |
| 4' 0" | 122 | 110 cm | 100 cm |
| 4' 3" | 129 | 115 cm | 105 cm |
| 4' 6" | 137 | 120 cm | 110 cm |
| 4' 9" | 144 | 125 cm | 115 cm |
| 5' 0" | 152 | 135 cm | 125 cm |
| 5' 3" | 160 | 140 cm | 130 cm |
| 5' 6" | 167 | 150 cm | 140 cm |
| 5' 9" | 175 | 155 cm | 145 cm |
