Agent Poles Purple
$99.00
- MADE FROM 7075 ALUMINUM
- ADJUSTABLE POLE
- INTERCHANGEABLE BASKETS
- WEIGHT PER POLE 260g
Pole size guide
|
Skier Height (cm) |
Skier Height (Ft) |
Pole Length (cm) |
|
145 cm or less |
4'9'' or less |
100 cm or less |
|
145 - 153 cm |
4'9'' - 5' |
105 cm |
|
154 - 160 cm |
5' - 5'2" |
110 cm |
|
161 - 168 cm |
5'2" - 5'6" |
115 cm |
|
169 - 175 cm |
5'6" - 5'8" |
120 cm |
|
176 - 183 cm |
5'8" - 6' |
125 cm |
|
184 - 190 cm |
6' - 6'2" |
130 cm |
|
191 cm + |
6'2" + |
135 cm |
Finding the correct ski pole length is crucial for optimal performance. Utilize the angle rule: flip a ski pole upside down, and grasp it just below the basket. Your elbow should comfortably rest near your hip with a 90-degree arm angle.
If poles aren't available, use a tape measure with your elbow bent at 90 degrees, adding two inches for snow submersion.
(For park skiing, shorter poles aid balance and avoid interference.)
Refer to our size chart for guidance.
Shaft Materials: Our ski poles are made in aluminium, renowned for their durability and affordability, are suitable for regular use, enduring significant wear and tear.
Basket Types: Ski pole baskets prevent excessive sinking into snow. Standard baskets, are prevalent on the slopes. Larger baskets, are optimal for deep powder conditions. Interchangeable or replaceable baskets accommodate various skiing preferences and conditions.
description
The Agent Pole is a lightweight, adjustable touring pole that's perfect for skiers who like to get out on expeditions or need to change the length of their poles throughout the day. Made from lightweight aluminum with an extended rubber grip and interchangeable baskets, it's the trustworthy choice for the most adventurous Faction fans.
Comes with two sets of baskets (Powder and All-mountain).
Delivery & Returns
We offer free shipping over $500 along with a 30-day return policy.
For more information on shipping please refer to our Shipping & Duties page.
For more information on returns please refer to our returns page.
