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Closeouts. With the convenient Powerlock feature on Komperdell's Carbon Contour II touring ski poles, there's no need to remove your gloves (and expose your hands to bitter cold) when making adjustments in variable winter terrain.
- Padded, adjustable wrist straps
- Extended thermal grip for versatile handling on steep traverses
- Tungsten carbide flex tips
- Foam rubber handle
- TI 7 carbon shaft
- Sold as pair
- By Komperdell of Austria
- Made in Austria
- Number of sections: 2
- Adjustable: Yes
- Lock mechanism: Power Lock system
- Length: 39" (99cm) to 55" (140cm)
- Ski pole style: Adjustable
- Powder,Snow
- Tip material: Tungsten-carbide
- Single/Pair: Pair
- Shaft material: TI 7 carbon
- Handle material: Foam rubber
- Weight: 14.6 oz.
- Gender: Men
- Gender: Women
- Alpine skiing,Classic Nordic
- Made in Austria
Average Rating (16 reviews)
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Reviewed by Backcountry Buster from mountains of Colorado on Wednesday, May 01, 2013Komperdell. These are the best! Easy to change the length when going up or downhill. Strong; big ice tips so they won't break if slipped into a crack. CAVEAT - don't whack the sides of your skis with pole to knock off sticky snow: carbon fiber poles might shatter.
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Reviewed by Scott from Colorado/New York on Sunday, February 26, 2012Very lightweight and great lower grip. Particularly useful when ascending as you can lever from the strap to the handle when going up. Cons: My son skied into me and hit my pole. Aluminum would not have broken, but the carbon lower piece snapped off. Komperdell was good and sent me a new one for a reasonable fee.
- Best Uses: Alpine, Cross-Country, Telemarking
- Describe Yourself: Advanced
- Was this a gift?: No
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Reviewed by XC Exploer from Cottonwood, CA on Tuesday, February 21, 2012Great performance in backcountry skiing and snowshoeing. So far no problems at all.
- Best Uses: Alpine, Cross-Country, Snowshoeing
- Describe Yourself: Advanced
- Pros: Durable, Ergonomic Grip, Good Stiffness, Lightweight
- Was this a gift?: No
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Reviewed by bigsky from Montana, USA on Monday, February 13, 2012I use these poles for backcountry skiing, and they do the job perfectly.. I was unsure about the materials -the newer ones from Komperdell have Titanal in the name- but these have titanal (strong Al alloy) upper shafts with carbon lowers so... what's the diff? My only complaint is that the wrists straps are a little fussy to adjust (for different gloves) but that's a minor thing I can definitely live with.
- Best Uses: Alpine, Cross-Country, Telemarking
- Describe Yourself: Expert
- Pros: Good Stiffness, Lightweight
- Was this a gift?: No
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Reviewed by Knee-droppin' tree-hugger from New England on Wednesday, February 08, 2012I love these poles for their weight, ease of use, etc. But I have broken two lower carbon shafts in less than a year. With vitually no weight penalty I'm switching to aluminum shaft poles.
- Best Uses: Alpine, Snowshoeing, Telemarking
- Cons: Shaft Breaks Easily
- Describe Yourself: Expert
- Pros: Ergonomic Grip, Lightweight
- Was this a gift?: No
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Question “Are these poles stronger than the Komperdell C2 Womens ski-touring poles? I've used the latter and they've broken on me several times under pretty small lateral force.|Are they as light?”
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Answer The Komperdell C2 Carbon Powerlock Touring Poles are made of Carbon Fiber while the Komperdell Carbon Contour II Touring Ski Poles are made of Tungsten carbide which mades them stronger.
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Answer Peter - They are indeed light, but yes, somewhat fragile. Mine broke on the fifth time out, but it was because my son skied into me.
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Question “What length does this ski pole cover? I use a 125cm pole now, can this pole be adjusted to this length?”
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Answer The fully extended length is 140cm (55").
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Question “Would these poles be suitable for backpacking/trekking?”
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Answer Yes, you could use these for backpacking as well.
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Question “Hello, would these poles be suitable for splitboarding im 6ft, cheers kel”
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Answer As they fully extend to 55" they would be slightly short if you want them for the full 6 ft. Though if you won't be going all the way through that they will work just fine.
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