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Whoa bro, Anthony Boronowski's signature Joystick Spicolli Ski Pole gives you the style and the power to seek out your tasty lines and fresh pow. Whether you are cruising for babes, or getting after big lines on blower days, this affordable, tough Joystick ski pole hangs loose and makes the other guy's poles look like rags.
Bottom Line: Hang loose bro.
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is the measurement in size from the bottom of the pole or from
is the measurement in size from the bottom of the pole or from the basket, to the top?
By: Peteyl80121425038
April 13, 2009
from the bottom of the pole.
By: Andrew
April 13, 2009
good for the price
By:
AKbroseph
September 9, 2009
they look sweet, the grips arent the greatest and they do seem to bend a little easier than my old scott world cups, but for this price they are easily replaced if you do happen to snap one
how do I put the powder baskets on the poles?
how do I put the powder baskets on the poles?
By: wis2500486
March 11, 2009
put the pole on the ground with the handle on the ground and hold onto the end. then push the basket really hard onto the pole, sliding it into place
By: matinthehat
April 3, 2009
I am 5' 4" looking for a good terrain park pole, but
I am 5' 4" looking for a good terrain park pole, but i am also an all mountain skier, what size is best?
By: nate
February 14, 2009
The 110cm pole would be alright for you, but you might want to find something a little bit shorter just so you don't get caught up on it in the park.
By: Shane O'Donnell
April 2, 2009
decent pole
By:
phi2750090
March 26, 2009
Picked these poles up after I snapped my composite poles, so its def not an upgrade. I haven't skied with aluminum poles in a few seasons, but I don't remember them being so easy to ding and bend. I've had 4 days on them and both are already bent towards the bottom where it begins to taper. That said, its not a big deal and it hasn't negatively affected my skiing. Also, the handle is made of hard plastic that is pretty unforgiving if your hand isn't fully lined up with the finger cutouts (hope that makes sense)...
That said, bottom line is these poles get the job done and the length is great (I'm 6'3 and I got the 125cm)
Are these better then the k2 v6 poles for skiing in the terrain
Are these better then the k2 v6 poles for skiing in the terrain park?Also what size im 5 feet 9 inchs
By: Peter
January 20, 2009
Yeah they are better, a lot stiffer as well. All the k2 poles that I have tried out are flimsy at crap. This pole imo is the only thing that is compairable to scotts. Since you are getting park poles get the smallest size available.
By: jbarker62215018
January 20, 2009
I am 6 feet tall so I calculate a 129 cm pole size. You carry
I am 6 feet tall so I calculate a 129 cm pole size. You carry 125 max. Is that Ok? I was just wondering it may be a bit short. Comments? Thanks
By: Freddie
January 19, 2009
The 125 will work just fine for your height.
By: Bud Martin
January 19, 2009
Change me.
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Joystick Spicolli Ski Pole
Joystick Spicolli Ski PoleResearch other out-of-stock versions:
good for the price
they look sweet, the grips arent the greatest and they do seem to bend a little easier than my old scott world cups, but for this price they are easily more...
- Shaft Material:
- 5083 Aluminum
- Grip Material:
- Ergonomic plastic
- Tip Material:
- Steel
- Replaceable Baskets:
- Yes
- Baskets:
- 1 Pair, 55mm
- Breakaway Straps:
- No
- Recommended Use:
- Resort, backcountry, park & pipe skiing
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year
- Country of Origin:
- Italy