Ski Poles

Ski Poles

Drawing of a Ski Poles showing dimensioned analysis of the length, width and depth
Description
Description

Ski Poles, also referred to as sticks or stocks, are used by skiers to balance and pull themselves while skiing. Ski Poles are used in Alpine Skiing, Freestyle Skiing, and Cross-Country Skiing, but are not used by ski jumpers. Ski Poles have a basket and grip elements. The basket is designed to stop the pole from sinking too deep into the snow and the grip slips over the wrist of the skier. The length and material of Ski Poles depend on the preferences of the skier. The different types of Ski Poles include Racing Poles, Super Giant Slalom Poles, and Nordic Walking Poles.

Dimensions & Sizes
Dimensions & Sizes

Ski Poles have a length of 44”-52” (110-130 cm) and pole diameter of .75” (19.1 mm). The mass of a Ski Pole is between 10.23-13.05 oz (290-370 g).

Series of comparison drawings of various Ski Basket designs from small speed baskets to large powder baskets
Series of comparison drawings of various Ski Basket designs from small speed baskets to large powder baskets
3D Model
3D Model
Details
Details

*Under Development*

Height:
Width:
.75” | 19.1 mm (Pole)
Depth:
Length:
44”-52” | 110-130 cm
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Weight:
10.23-13.05 oz | 290-370 g
Area:
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Basket Diameter: 2”-4” | 50.8-101.6 mm
Materials: Carbon fiber, graphite, wood (traditional)


Skier Heights:

5’1”-5’3”: 44” | 110 cm

5’4”-5’6”: 46” | 115 cm

5’7”-5’9”: 48” | 120 cm

5’10”-6’: 50” | 125 cm

6’1”-6’6”: 52” | 130 cm

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Drawings include:
Ski Poles Elevations (various)

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