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Ski poles sizing

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lineskiskill
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i am 5'6 1/2 would size 38 poles fit me good or should i get a bigger size
Dec 4 2010 12:03PM
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iSmokeweed
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inb4 some tells you to move this to gear talk


Dec 4 2010 12:05PM
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iSmokeweed
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and it all depends if you want you poles to use them on groomers, powder, or park.
Dec 4 2010 12:07PM
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zbphoto
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proper sizing for actual skiing: Flip the poles upside down and hold onto them above the baskets. If your elbow joint is at a 90degree angle, they are the perfect size

For park its all preference.
Dec 4 2010 12:15PM
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Dec 4 2010 12:29PM
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adamlukowski
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Dec 4 2010 12:41PM
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doyle.
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under the basket
Dec 4 2010 3:11PM
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zbphoto
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^my bad. so yah, but your hands right below the baskets.
Dec 4 2010 4:04PM
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s.nenkov
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I just bought the TRIAD aramda pole. It is a reasonable price and it has a removable grip sistem. The pole comes in one size, so you chop it as much as u want, until u find ur fit. Its easy to do because of that system, so u might wanna try that ? : )
Dec 4 2010 4:09PM
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cwillygood
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i new this was a noob.....haha no hate..whatever feels good
Dec 4 2010 4:15PM
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tall_t
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personally i like a 96 cm pole. i would have a 125 for all mountain
Dec 4 2010 8:43PM
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ski-swagga
Posts: 5276 - Karma: 219
GTFO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! NO ONE IS GUNNA BUY THIS SHIT!
Dec 4 2010 8:54PM
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pussymoneyweed
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THINK FOR YOURSELF YOU FUCK
Dec 4 2010 9:40PM
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steezeeepolizeee
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If you want properly fitting poles (generic size) do the under the baskets thing

Otherwise its all personal preference and usually ppl that ski park go for longer, ppl that ride big mountain go for slightly longer for hiking and traverses.
Dec 4 2010 9:42PM
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steezeeepolizeee
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sorry typo park=shorter
Dec 4 2010 10:03PM
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masterhatin
Posts: 630 - Karma: 53
Don't be a doucher park kid and get poles that reach your knee or somethin stupid
Dec 5 2010 11:54PM
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jdilla
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36"
Dec 6 2010 9:04AM
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Joonas
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its all preference, i had 46s and im 6'4 but i chipped my tooth off with them so i cut em down to bout 42
Dec 6 2010 9:24AM
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Eric.S
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Im 5'11 and use 41 inch poles.
Dec 6 2010 11:39AM
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werdup
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depends on what kind of skiing you're doing. park def go shorter.
Dec 6 2010 12:13PM
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theWIZARD
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/\ this
Dec 6 2010 12:58PM
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