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baggis123
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some dude broke my poles and i need new ones. i was going to get some chap ones but was just wondering if anyones had experience using adjustable ones? Just so that i can make them short for park and long for normal skiing etc.
and i know poles are poles
Jan 9 2016 6:50PM
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japanada
Posts: 13785 - Karma: 1,956
Adj poles are great for hiking and touring, but i would be hesitant to use them in the park. The joint where it adjusts becomes a hinge point, fall wrong and they will pretty easily snap. Then youre out 60 plus bucks. Just grab some rentals and be good to go
Jan 9 2016 9:14PM
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Jaybrtn
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I've been rocking the Line Dart poles for a few seasons now. The strap is great, and they're super durable. I used to ride with adjustable carbon fiber poles until I snapped like 3 pairs, and them sh*ts ain't cheap.
Jan 10 2016 12:29AM
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baggis123
Posts: 87 - Karma: 116
japanadaAdj poles are great for hiking and touring, but i would be hesitant to use them in the park. The joint where it adjusts becomes a hinge point, fall wrong and they will pretty easily snap. Then youre out 60 plus bucks. Just grab some rentals and be good to go


JaybrtnI've been rocking the Line Dart poles for a few seasons now. The strap is great, and they're super durable. I used to ride with adjustable carbon fiber poles until I snapped like 3 pairs, and them sh*ts ain't cheap.


cheers guys! do you recon i would be best off just getting 2 pairs of cheap poles then?
Jan 10 2016 4:53AM
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baggis123
Posts: 87 - Karma: 116
japanadaAdj poles are great for hiking and touring, but i would be hesitant to use them in the park. The joint where it adjusts becomes a hinge point, fall wrong and they will pretty easily snap. Then youre out 60 plus bucks. Just grab some rentals and be good to go


JaybrtnI've been rocking the Line Dart poles for a few seasons now. The strap is great, and they're super durable. I used to ride with adjustable carbon fiber poles until I snapped like 3 pairs, and them sh*ts ain't cheap.


cheers guys! do you recon i would be best off just getting 2 pairs of cheap poles then?
Jan 10 2016 4:54AM
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baggis123
Posts: 87 - Karma: 116
japanadaAdj poles are great for hiking and touring, but i would be hesitant to use them in the park. The joint where it adjusts becomes a hinge point, fall wrong and they will pretty easily snap. Then youre out 60 plus bucks. Just grab some rentals and be good to go


JaybrtnI've been rocking the Line Dart poles for a few seasons now. The strap is great, and they're super durable. I used to ride with adjustable carbon fiber poles until I snapped like 3 pairs, and them sh*ts ain't cheap.


cheers guys! do you recon i would be best off just getting 2 pairs of cheap poles then?
Jan 10 2016 4:55AM
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baggis123
Posts: 87 - Karma: 116
japanadaAdj poles are great for hiking and touring, but i would be hesitant to use them in the park. The joint where it adjusts becomes a hinge point, fall wrong and they will pretty easily snap. Then youre out 60 plus bucks. Just grab some rentals and be good to go


JaybrtnI've been rocking the Line Dart poles for a few seasons now. The strap is great, and they're super durable. I used to ride with adjustable carbon fiber poles until I snapped like 3 pairs, and them sh*ts ain't cheap.


cheers guys! do you recon i would be best off just getting 2 pairs of cheap poles then?
Jan 10 2016 4:55AM
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baggis123
Posts: 87 - Karma: 116
japanadaAdj poles are great for hiking and touring, but i would be hesitant to use them in the park. The joint where it adjusts becomes a hinge point, fall wrong and they will pretty easily snap. Then youre out 60 plus bucks. Just grab some rentals and be good to go


JaybrtnI've been rocking the Line Dart poles for a few seasons now. The strap is great, and they're super durable. I used to ride with adjustable carbon fiber poles until I snapped like 3 pairs, and them sh*ts ain't cheap.


cheers guys! do you recon i would be best off just getting 2 pairs of cheap poles then?
Jan 10 2016 4:55AM
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baggis123
Posts: 87 - Karma: 116
japanadaAdj poles are great for hiking and touring, but i would be hesitant to use them in the park. The joint where it adjusts becomes a hinge point, fall wrong and they will pretty easily snap. Then youre out 60 plus bucks. Just grab some rentals and be good to go


JaybrtnI've been rocking the Line Dart poles for a few seasons now. The strap is great, and they're super durable. I used to ride with adjustable carbon fiber poles until I snapped like 3 pairs, and them sh*ts ain't cheap.


cheers guys! do you recon i would be best off just getting 2 pairs of cheap poles then?
Jan 10 2016 4:55AM
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baggis123
Posts: 87 - Karma: 116
japanadaAdj poles are great for hiking and touring, but i would be hesitant to use them in the park. The joint where it adjusts becomes a hinge point, fall wrong and they will pretty easily snap. Then youre out 60 plus bucks. Just grab some rentals and be good to go


JaybrtnI've been rocking the Line Dart poles for a few seasons now. The strap is great, and they're super durable. I used to ride with adjustable carbon fiber poles until I snapped like 3 pairs, and them sh*ts ain't cheap.


cheers guys! do you recon i would be best off just getting 2 pairs of cheap poles then?
Jan 10 2016 4:55AM
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japanada
Posts: 13785 - Karma: 1,956
Pay 5 bucks for a set of rental poles. Just be sure to get the adult size and cut em down to your short size if you're using short poles
Jan 10 2016 5:29AM
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