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Easy means perfect.

SKIING
Easy means perfect.



 

How do I find the perfect ski pole?


The perfect ski pole ideally has a very low weight. This is ensured by lightweight yet stable and robust materials such as aluminium and carbon or a mixture of both. One of the most important components of a ski pole is also the grip. A distinction is made between the trigger system for clicking in or a normal system strap. Our trigger click system allows you a direct connection between hand and pole and therefore improves control when skiing. In addition to the grip, the ski pole also consists of a tip and a basket. The basket ensures that the pole does not sink too deeply into the snow and that you have optimum grip. There are specific sizes and shapes depending on whether you are skiing on the piste or in deep powder snow. Most ski poles are equipped with steel tips, but there are also flex tips made of carbide or carbide tips for the necessary grip in the snow and on icy surfaces.

How do I find the perfect ski pole?


The perfect ski pole ideally has a very low weight. This is ensured by lightweight yet stable and robust materials such as aluminium and carbon or a mixture of both. One of the most important components of a ski pole is also the grip. A distinction is made between the trigger system for clicking in or a normal system strap. Our trigger click system allows you a direct connection between hand and pole and therefore improves control when skiing. The basket ensures that the pole does not sink too deeply into the snow and that you have optimum grip. Most ski poles are equipped with steel tips, but there are also flex tips made of carbide or carbide tips for the necessary grip in the snow and on icy surfaces.

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How do I find the perfect ski glove?


The most important characteristics of a ski glove are fit, warmth level, water resistance and breathability. A good glove is characterised above all by the fact that your hands are neither cold nor overheated or sweaty after a long day of skiing. The glove should be breathable and waterproof at the same time. Also light, comfortable, robust and durable. Mittens are warmer than finger gloves and are therefore particularly suitable for those who get cold fingers quickly. The advantage of mittens is that you can move your fingers individually, but they also cool down a little bit more quickly.

How do I find the perfect ski glove?


The most important characteristics of a ski glove are fit, warmth level, water resistance and breathability. A good glove is characterised above all by the fact that your hands are neither cold nor overheated or sweaty after a long day of skiing. The glove should be breathable and waterproof at the same time. Also light, comfortable, robust and durable. Mittens are warmer than finger gloves and are therefore particularly suitable for those who get cold fingers quickly. The advantage of mittens is that you can move your fingers individually, but they also cool down a little bit more quickly.