Dynafit Blacklight Pro Poles 140 cm

Description

That fad is now catching on here in the states as well for backcountry users. Alpine touring with a fixed length ski pole? Be more pro with the Blacklight Pro pole! The new Dynafit Blacklight Pro Poles say yes! The handle is designed to easily adjust your climbing riser settings and has an extended Thermo Grip that allows for choking up and down the pole with ease for varied steepness and side-hilling situations. The lower part of the shaft transitions to Kevlar Carbon to keep it stiff and to give it added rock abrasion protection. Think more of a mountain tool than a ski pole, made with a special 2 in 1 technology fusing Carbon and Kevlar Carbon, two of the stiffest materials known to humans. Weighing in at 152 grams, this pole comes in fixed lengths from 110-140cm. I mean how often do you actually adjust your adjustable touring poles really? Stronger fixed length ski poles with extended grips have been the rage for steep skiers and mountain guides in the Alps for quite a while now. Think more of a mountain tool than a ski pole, made with a special 2 in 1 technology fusing Carbon and Kevlar Carbon, two of the stiffest materials known to humans. Weighing in at 152 grams, this pole comes in fixed lengths from 110-140cm.

Key Features

• The handle is designed to easily adjust your climbing riser settings and has an extended Thermo Grip that allows for choking up and down the pole with ease for varied steepness and side-hilling situations.
• Stronger fixed length ski poles with extended grips have been the rage for steep skiers and mountain guides in the Alps for quite a while now.
• Weighing in at 152 grams, this pole comes in fixed lengths from 110-140cm.
• Think more of a mountain tool than a ski pole, made with a special 2 in 1 technology fusing Carbon and Kevlar Carbon, two of the stiffest materials known to humans.
• The lower part of the shaft transitions to Kevlar Carbon to keep it stiff and to give it added rock abrasion protection.
• That fad is now catching on here in the states as well for backcountry users.