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Leki Stella S Ski Poles - Women's - Pair
$83.93Compared to $104.95* Save 20%
Engineered for performance skiers who want to go anywhere and everywhere, the Leki Stella S ski poles feature balanced aluminum shafts topped with lightweight Thermo-Foam grips.
- Trigger S system features a release mechanism for more confidence and security; it allows you to easily click in and out of the grips in seconds
- Trigger S Thermo-Foam grips are ideal for smaller hands that get cold easily
- Individually adjustable Trigger S straps provide a close grip with gloves or mittens for all-day comfort and control
- Lightweight, high-strength aluminum shafts offer maximum stability and durability
- Performance baskets can be replaced without the use of tools (exchange baskets not included)
- Ice tips enable precise pole planting and optimal grip in nearly any terrain
- Sold as a pair
Imported.
View all Leki Women's Ski Poles| Best Use | Downhill Skiing |
|---|---|
| Adjustable | No |
| Shaft Construction | Aluminum HTS 5.5 |
| Basket Type | Standard |
| Safety Release | Yes |
| Weight (Pair) | 15.2 ounces |
| Gender | Women's |
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Location:Denver, CO
Age:65–74
Experience Level:Intermediate
2 years ago
Don't lose the strap!
Yes , I recommend this product
This is a fantastic system for anyone like me who struggles to get poles off my gloves as the lift chair approaches, BUT...replacing the straps if you lose one or both is another $40 at Leki, and you cannot replace just one strap. If you leave the straps on your gloves, misplacing one or both means you've lost half the price of these poles. It would be helpful if all the straps had fluorescent parts, and it would be even more helpful if REI/Leki would sell singles, or a multi-pack of straps at a little better price.
Age:65–74
Experience Level:Intermediate
Location:Out West
Age:65–74
Experience Level:Expert
1 week ago
Great convenient pole
Yes , I recommend this product
The quick release feature is incredible but this it will not auto-release in a bad fall so it has the potential to tear the thumb ligament (ulnar collateral ligament (UCL) at the base of the thumb) as the pole will not fall away from the hand as would a pole with conventional straps when used correctly. NOTE - when pole straps are used correctly, the pole will fall away from the hand and the strap will remain on your wrist. The more expensive poles with the Trigger 3D is far safer and has release built in.
Age:65–74
Experience Level:Expert
Location:Salt Lake City
Age:65–74
Experience Level:Expert
3 months ago
Lovely ladies’ poles
I like the smaller grip on the ladies’ poles. The S strap is nifty. I put powder baskets on. I’m curious to see how durable they are. My last pair of Leki poles always had a slight curve to the shaft.
Age:65–74
Experience Level:Expert