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Removing Line Handles

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sbarlett
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I've searchbarred quite a bit, and there have never really been any good answers on how to remove these types of handles. you can't use boiling water, there's like a hard plastic part under the actual grip. How do you take these off so you can shorten them?
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PungentMelon
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hey i own those poles!
11 years ago
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shepux
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I used boiling water and a vice and it worked fine
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isaacwrong
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Yup boiling water works, and then you can also use a heat gun, keep the pole moving/rotating so it doesn't burn!
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brov1
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just use normal size poles...
or no poles...
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suup
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brov1just use normal size poles...
or no poles...


Thats not what he asked.
11 years ago
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Prof.Pretzel
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Mine came off just fine with boiling water.
11 years ago
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OG_Loc
Posts: 428 - Karma: 2,085
I had a pair of tacs and when i loosened the screw on top, the strap came off fairly easily, maybe that's what's keeping the whole grip locked onto your ski pole.
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kevmac
Posts: 347 - Karma: 1,172
get an air hose and shoot air under the grip and try to pull it off at the same time it should work
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johnblaze
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safe yourself some hassle and take them to a shop. they have a special machine that pulls them off way easier than anything you can do at home.
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[tk]
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OG_LocI had a pair of tacs and when i loosened the screw on top, the strap came off fairly easily, maybe that's what's keeping the whole grip locked onto your ski pole.


Try this if you haven't^

johnblazesafe yourself some hassle and take them to a shop. they have a special machine that pulls them off way easier than anything you can do at home.


Lolwut? I just used hot running water. Don't be that guy
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liamwastaken
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i dont know too much about poles but for getting bmx grips off putting a little purel underneath works really well
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