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Komperdell Free Tour XT Carbon Ski Poles - Pair
$119.93Compared to $149.95*Save 20%
Robust yet lightweight, the Komperdell Free Tour XT Carbon ski poles are designed with touring in mind. From the comfortable grips to the carbide tips, these poles are ready for a day chasing powder.
- These telescopic poles are constructed with a highly strengthened aluminum upper part and an extremely lightweight carbon lower part
- Long, soft foam grip allows you to grab the poles lower for a shorter pole length on steep passages without having to adjust the length of the poles
- 2-component grip head enables easy operation of your heel lifts
- Comfort padded straps are easy to adjust
- Equipped with full aluminum Powerlock 3.0, one of the strongest locking mechanisms available
- Ice-Flex carbide tips allow the baskets to adapt to the slope inclination, up to 28°
- Large snowflake baskets provide great flotation in deep snow
- Interchangeable basket system allows for smaller baskets (additional baskets not included)
- Komperdell offers a 3-year repair service, free of charge, for these poles with no questions asked; see manufacturer's website for details
- Sold as a pair
Imported.
View all Komperdell Men's Ski Poles| Best Use | Backcountry Skiing Snowsports |
|---|---|
| Adjustable | Yes |
| Shaft Construction | 7075-T6 aluminum/carbon |
| Basket Type | Powder |
| Weight (Pair) | 1 lb. 1.3 oz. |
| Gender | Unisex |
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11 months ago
Don't touch this with a 10 foot pole
I've never felt compelled to leave a review for a set of pole--until now. I ride hard and expect my equipment to hang. Not abuse, but just regular and sustained use. These poles didn't even make it a season. BOTH poles snapped at different points this season. No falls, didn't get wedged between rocks--just a pole plant. I've never had a CF pole break like that on me before. Recently, I was in the lift line and saw another poor soul with these poles, one of his was broken too. Ended up chatting a bit and yeah, he agreed, these poles suck. What's worse? They're expensive. You're dropping $150 on poles that will break if you look at them too hard. Avoid these. Get literally anything else. Grab your friends rental poles gathering in the basement, at least you can bend those back to straight.