DopeSauce Active member Dec 17, 2006 #1 I use 90cm poles and I'm 5'5. For big mountain i use like 110
T.L. Active member Dec 17, 2006 #3 come on dude its at the pole bin of every rental shop ever. ARM AT 90. just playin' i prefer poles a lil shorter.
come on dude its at the pole bin of every rental shop ever. ARM AT 90. just playin' i prefer poles a lil shorter.
JayDope Active member Dec 17, 2006 #5 i use 44 or 46in poles but i recently broke mine, so nwo i gotta grab another pair
Canuker Active member Dec 17, 2006 #6 ya i like a bit shorter to, i should use 42's but i use 39's and its damn hard to find good poles at that hight
ya i like a bit shorter to, i should use 42's but i use 39's and its damn hard to find good poles at that hight
P P@. New member Dec 17, 2006 #9 i dont know, but definitely arms at 90. i used shorter poles for half a season last year, then broke them and got some that fit. what a difference.
i dont know, but definitely arms at 90. i used shorter poles for half a season last year, then broke them and got some that fit. what a difference.
pat_0101 Member Dec 18, 2006 #13 Officially, if you hold the part of the pole that goes in the snow in your hand and put the handle on the ground, your elbow is supposed at 90°. from there, adjust the length to fit your personal preferences.
Officially, if you hold the part of the pole that goes in the snow in your hand and put the handle on the ground, your elbow is supposed at 90°. from there, adjust the length to fit your personal preferences.
Tolz Active member Dec 18, 2006 #14 5'10" and i use 48" - i'm gonna cut em down though - they're too long...
Casey Active member Dec 18, 2006 #15 6'2 and i have 44 inch poles, they are kind of short for traversing but they work okay, not too long not too short
6'2 and i have 44 inch poles, they are kind of short for traversing but they work okay, not too long not too short