Not all ski poles are created the same. Classic ski poles (also known as diagonal or Nordic) tend to be a few centimeters shorter than skate skiing poles. If you don't have the chance to measure yourself exactly for the poles, you can estim… read more
Cross country skiing, which is the original form of skiing, is less flashy than its alpine cousin, but is a great form of exercise and a good way to get out and avoid the winter blahs. Cross country skiing has evolved into multiple discipli… read more
The importance of ski poles varies throughout a skier's learning curve. Beginners depend on poles as a source of security and an extra balance point. Intermediate skiers may be asked to do without poles in order to focus on ski position and… read more
Those transitioning to cross country skiing from alpine skiing, or those trying cross country skiing for the first time, often have difficulty figuring out what size skis and poles to get. Skis and poles used for cross country skiing are lo… read more
Ski poles are used by downhill skiers to initiate turns, and by cross-country skiers to help propel them forward. Depending on the type of skiing you do, you will need a different length pole. read more
Cross-country skiing is one of the best forms of aerobic exercise and a great way to get out and explore snow-covered trails. Choosing the best-fitting poles will make it easier to enjoy those cross-country ski adventures this winter. read more
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