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Pro-skier Eric Pollard designed the graphics on the Line Pollard's Paint Brush Ski Pole so that, when you're attacked by pole-wheeling ninjas mid-way through your high-speed run, you can count on your poles to hypnotize them. If you get in an actual pole-joust, you can rely on the strong aluminum shafts and skinny, grippy grips for survival.

  • Strong, durable aluminum components allow these functional sticks to last all season
  • Super skinny, round grips (without forced finger placements) with tacky bar tape offer a solid grip when your fending off ninjas
  • Set it & Forget it! 25mm hook-and-loop straps ensure the poles stay put when you grab or stomp a big air
  • Grab Tab technology (soft rubber tab located on the grip's top) allows for five-finger grabs
  • Two Screwoff baskets (60,80mm sizes) offer versatility in ever-changing snowpack (no tools required for basket switches)

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3 5

Jeff

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These poles feel cheap and the grab tab is nothing special. The grips are hard and uncomfortable but the baskets are very easy to swap out.

3 5

j.a4214765

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One of my poles handles started falling apart after only about two weeks. Maybe a fluke, maybe not. Lightweight poles, but they feel a little cheap, not sure they will stand a full season of abuse like my heavy, but durable, leki poles have.

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