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Product Details
Style: RDJ2010
The Rossignol Tactic Carbon Safety Ski Pole doesn't need to scream from the rooftops about how good it is, because you'll understand as soon as you pick it up. The Safety Bi-Mat Grip uses multiple densities of material to tune your experience, giving you support and positive feedback while also feeling comfortable in your hand and enhancing grip. Pair that with a Carbide Tip at the end and pushing along a cat track has never been easier, even if conditions are less than optimal. But the real treat is in the shaft, where a blend with 20% carbon fiber gives this pole exceptional feedback despite how light it is.
KEY FEATURES- A blend of 80% fiberglass 20% carbon fiber gives this pole exceptional strength to weight, while also allowing for maximum efficiency
- Safety Bi-Mat Grip uses softer materials for improved grip and vibration reduction, while the stiffer sections add support and improve efficiency
- Midsize 60mm Basket is large enough to float on even soft powder, small enough for quick handling and efficient pushes on hardpack
- Carbide Tip uses a special steel designed for durability, strength, and the ability to find traction anywhere you plant your pole
- Safety Black and Yellow Colorway provides enhanced visibility in snowy conditions
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"How do I select the correct ski pole length?
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1 Answers | Answer Question
Question by David on 2/13/2021 - 12:13 am
A:
"The correct way to choose the length of ski poles is to turn the ski poles upside down and hold them underneath the basket. In this position, your arms should be at a 90° angle when your upper arms are at your sides. For online purchases, we recommend that you go by your height.
5ft (42"), 5ft 2in (44"), 5ft 4in (46"), 5ft 6in (46). 5ft 8in (48"), 5ft 10in (50), 6ft (50"), 6ft 2in (52"), 6ft 4in and over (56"). Hope this information helps!"
Answer by Lori (Peter Glenn Staff) on 2/23/2021 - 10:47 am
