Most Durable Poles?

noahmdubs · 2012-08-02 18:28:43

It's been a while since i've gone through a whole season without bending or breaking my poles. +k for help. Thanks!

ikindalikeskiing

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Scott composite ones have lasted me pretty good

Aug 2 2012 7:00PM

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KillaSteeze

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scott team poles are pretty good i think

think its these ones
http://www.scott-sports.com/global/en/products/2241890036084/pole-scott-team-issue-orange-135/

Aug 2 2012 8:19PM

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Parks.

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scott makes some pretty sturdy poles

Aug 2 2012 8:25PM

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Stose

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really never had a problem with any poles except moment and line poles, but i cant even dent my scott poles

Aug 2 2012 10:54PM

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Toaster-Tony

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I just use the poles I "find".

Aug 3 2012 12:49AM

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tsk94

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So that's how I 'lost' my poles :/

Aug 3 2012 1:07AM

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.ZT.

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Aug 3 2012 1:11AM

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hokkanee

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I've been using a pair of kerma carbon fiber poles for over 10 years now and the things are unbelievable. They've had so many impacts and falls that would destroy an aluminum pole but they're still in pretty decent condition

Aug 3 2012 1:16AM

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Toaster-Tony

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Haha Touche, sir.

But I'm not sure they're yours, unless you write RENTAL all over your poles.

Aug 3 2012 1:16AM

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rudager

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Goode composite poles. Theyll go forever. Just watch out when they break though, they'll just shatter. Takes a lot to make that happen though

Aug 3 2012 1:23AM

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Will.T

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i still rock my scott team poles from 3 years back! the orange and green og one! haha solid as fuck

Aug 3 2012 1:56AM

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613.

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My Sick Stickz poles are still going strong

Aug 4 2012 12:27AM

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snakerton

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there are 2 directions you can go. get nice composite poles that are really nice and light but risk getting them stolen. you can get cheap poles and they will bend eventually. i have gone both ways and had no poles that last.

Aug 4 2012 3:30AM

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84west

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I've found that going to goodwill, grabbing a pair for 5 bucks or less, and cutting them down to size is the most cost effective way to buy poles. Some of the older poles you'll find are heavy as shot and last forever too.

Aug 4 2012 2:57PM

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COCKTOMUS_PRIME

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i just "find" rentals but i prefer the goode composites

Aug 5 2012 1:07AM

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if you can find some really old poles, those are the best

the aluminum is way thicker

I have my dads old poles from the early eighties that I cut down to my size and i have beat the shit out of them for the last three season t= and they're barely dented

Aug 5 2012 2:26AM

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