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  1. #51
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    I can imagine myself bashing my face on the top of that pole if I was gripping it lower than the top to ski bumps or park. Not a good look for me (others probably disagree) but you be you..
    Go that way really REALLY fast. If something gets in your way, TURN!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Robik View Post
    I have duos and like them a lot, but round grip makes it harder to flip the risers on the heels. I recall Cody making his own tooth for this purpose.
    I might print up a hook for the top of BC poles if I can get a good internal mount. Otherwise just glue it in.

  3. #53
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    25 years ago I did the mod to put grip below the standard grip on my Lifelink poles. (Thanks cool JH skiers.) I used rope and hockey tape. Turned out, I never used it. Then I used BD carboney whatever flick lok models. Now I use these Lekis, which are fucking awesome. I use the strap because I often do long skates to get to trail heads, and use the full 150 length. Fuck, I wish they went to 160.
    The coolest thing are the baskets. On steep climbs (which I know TGR folks never do steep skin climbs), the one-way basket is just unbelievably cool.
    Grivel makes one now that flips.
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    Well maybe I'm the faggot America
    I'm not a part of a redneck agenda

  4. #54
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    Quote Originally Posted by plugboots View Post
    25 years ago I did the mod to put grip below the standard grip on my Lifelink poles. (Thanks cool JH skiers.) I used rope and hockey tape. Turned out, I never used it. Then I used BD carboney whatever flick lok models. Now I use these Lekis, which are fucking awesome. I use the strap because I often do long skates to get to trail heads, and use the full 150 length. Fuck, I wish they went to 160.
    The coolest thing are the baskets. On steep climbs (which I know TGR folks never do steep skin climbs), the one-way basket is just unbelievably cool.
    Grivel makes one now that flips.
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    Careful. You'll awaken the no-strap hordes. They'll come beat your dick until you see the error of your ways, stop using your pole straps, and death grip your poles instead.

    In all seriousness though, the options on releasable pole straps coupled with some awesome telescoping designs and flexible pole baskets, I don't see a reason to get myself some ribbed poles. Besides the obvious reasons.

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  5. #55
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    Quote Originally Posted by Stuntmonkey View Post
    I might print up a hook for the top of BC poles if I can get a good internal mount. Otherwise just glue it in.
    That would be cool! I just measured the cap from the inside, it's roughly 16x23mm Click image for larger version. 

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    Quote Originally Posted by kootenayskier View Post
    Almost got those. No discount for me though.
    Well maybe I'm the faggot America
    I'm not a part of a redneck agenda

  8. #58
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    Same reason you used to see people skiing DPS Wailer 112RPs with Marker Dukes on a hardpack day...
    "Alpine rock and steep, deep powder are what I seek, and I will always find solace there." - Bean Bowers

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  9. #59
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    Anyone have experience with the Moment adjustable poles?

    https://www.momentskis.com/products/freeride-poles

    Cody doesn't use them but they're Moment so.........

  10. #60
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    They exist for guides to hit on chicks. "Check out my poles, they're extra long. I got them in Chamonix. I've been there, you have to be really good to go there. I have this pin on my jacket, too- pretty cool, huh? Guides are pretty much god's gift to the world. Did I mention I've been to Chamonix?"

    They have no other purpose.

  11. #61
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    Quote Originally Posted by goldenboy View Post
    They exist for guides to hit on chicks. "Check out my poles, they're extra long. I got them in Chamonix. I've been there, you have to be really good to go there. I have this pin on my jacket, too- pretty cool, huh? Guides are pretty much god's gift to the world. Did I mention I've been to Chamonix?"

    They have no other purpose.
    yup, a few minutes in the Taggart parking lot in GTNP reveals a clusterfuck of exum douches with black crows and cham-ish poles. All that’s missing is a cigarette for the real cham look, but I guess their dude pickups or sprinters idling in the parking lot at least captures the lung damaging aspect.

  12. #62
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    how do you tell if someone is a guide?

    you don't have to,

    he will tell you
    Lee Lau - xxx-er is the laziest Asian canuck I know

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    Quote Originally Posted by XXX-er View Post
    how do you tell if someone is a guide?

    you don't have to,

    he will tell you
    It is now my life mission to find a vegan one who also does crossfit and see which one they mention first.

  14. #64
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    Quote Originally Posted by goldenboy View Post
    They exist for guides to hit on chicks. "Check out my poles, they're extra long. I got them in Chamonix. I've been there, you have to be really good to go there. I have this pin on my jacket, too- pretty cool, huh? Guides are pretty much god's gift to the world. Did I mention I've been to Chamonix?"

    They have no other purpose.
    Dang, I must be doing it wrong. Only thing I ever hit on with my poles was my dog for stepping on my skis.

    (just a joke people, just a joke)
    "Alpine rock and steep, deep powder are what I seek, and I will always find solace there." - Bean Bowers

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    Quote Originally Posted by TG View Post
    yup, a few minutes in the Taggart parking lot in GTNP reveals a clusterfuck of exum douches with black crows and cham-ish poles. All that’s missing is a cigarette for the real cham look, but I guess their dude pickups or sprinters idling in the parking lot at least captures the lung damaging aspect.
    I sense jealousy

  16. #66
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    confirm that the ribbed poles are pleasurable (for touring). Never have to think about your poles whether sidehilling, booting, skiing shallow, skiing steep, sideslipping, poling on flat road, etc. I hate adjustable poles - they can break and also it's so fiddly. Why do you need to adjust your pole lol? Seems so soft.

    For resort I do not disgrace myself with the ribbed poles, I have different ones that I bought for like 15 bucks.

    Kinda don't trust carbon, I use aluminum for both.

  17. #67
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    What's with the fully padded ski poles?

    Those citronella candle poles remind me of this.

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  18. #68
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    Quote Originally Posted by kootenayskier View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by HankScorpio View Post
    Anyone have experience with the Moment adjustable poles?

    https://www.momentskis.com/products/freeride-poles

    Cody doesn't use them but they're Moment so.........
    seem a little skimpy on the padding and ribbing no?
    27° 18°

  19. #69
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    Quote Originally Posted by HankScorpio View Post
    Anyone have experience with the Moment adjustable poles?

    https://www.momentskis.com/products/freeride-poles

    Cody doesn't use them but they're Moment so.........
    Just fondled them at the factory last week, seem like a decent deal for the money--waaay better than their old ones. I like the upper being inside concept, no idea why, I just like it.

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  20. #70
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    Quote Originally Posted by Robik View Post
    That would be cool! I just measured the cap from the inside, it's roughly 16x23mm Click image for larger version. 

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    Excellent thanks man.

  21. #71
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    I want adjustable bamboo sticks.

    Make it so numbah one.
    watch out for snakes

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ørion View Post
    It is now my life mission to find a vegan one who also does crossfit and see which one they mention first.
    If they're also a tele skiier then its a real conundrum

  24. #74
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    I broke the top of the handle off my Folkrm pole the other day on a light tap against my boot. Was pretty bummed considering I had only gotten them last season and was about to go out for a day of skiing.

    But, shout out to Folkrm customer service (AJ, who might be the owner??), they got me a new set to my door in just a few days. Love having padded poles for my pleasure. 10/10 experience.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kinkilla View Post
    If they're also a tele skiier then its a real conundrum
    imagine having to break the news to your parents. ooof
    27° 18°

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