Pure Carbon™ Classic Ski Pole-Pair

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Pure Carbon™ Classic Ski Pole-Pair

Price:

$140.00

SKU:

CS27OOSG48

Product Description

Pure Carbon Series

This is the ski poles that started the Composite Ski Pole Revolution. Weighing in at an unbelievable 540 grams per pair - or about half of traditional alloy poles – the Pure Carbon Classic is the best-selling carbon fiber pole of all time.

Whether you are looking to lighten your load for your skin up your favorite backcountry stash, don’t want to swing a lot of extra weight all day on the slopes or are looking for a nearly indestructible pole, the Pure Carbon Classic is for you.

About GOODE ski poles

Our patented pole design features thin "pencil" shafts for better balance and feel. Pure carbon composite poles are about 30-percent lighter and up to six times stronger than aluminum alloy poles, don't bend, are more durable, and have excellent feel and balance. Our poles are smaller in diameter, only 10.4 mm vs. up to 18 mm and most shafts are the same diameter at the top and bottom.

Our firm, flexible shafts take advantage of the natural shock absorption properties of carbon. Lightweight, firm performance, but less "kick back" for better balance, and they're easier on hands, wrists, elbow and shoulders.

And we're not just lightweight in the store, but we get even more lightweight during a long day on the slopes when compared to larger diameter poles that have more wind drag. Wind drag equals exponentially more weight the faster you ski. Lightweight poles simply perform better than heavy ones.

Color: Orange, Silver, Red, Pink, Black & Yellow

Shaft: Patented Pure Carbon Fiber Diameter: 10.4mm Style: Pencil™ (No Taper)

Shock Absorbtion: Highest

Grip Style: 3" Precision Height Adjustable with Dual Density grip

Strap: Inter-Loc™ Woven Nylon/Buckle

Basket Styles: Standard Round Disc Baskets

Weight: 540 grams/pair

Swing Weight: Very Light

Click HERE to view a ski pole sizing chart.

Warranty Information

All Goode ski poles are warranted against defects in materials and workmanship for one year.

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great poles-great service

Posted by Ferg on 29th Mar 2018

My older Goode Pure Carbon poles were stolen. Since I was headed on a ski trip and needed new poles, I called Goode and they provided great service. Got my poles delivered right to my destination. They are truly great poles - light, flexible and oh so strong. Love the feel of these poles.
Awesome!

Posted by Todd S. on 26th Feb 2018

Fantastic carbon ski poles! They are light and swing fantastic. My wife so jealous she bought a pair. I highly recommended them.
Great poles, super light and love the grips

Posted by Jay T on 3rd Nov 2017

These came recommended and lived up to the hype. Very light, the grips are super comfortable. We got a pair for each of us and can’t wait to get them on the slopes. Thanks for a great product
Awesome Ski Poles

Posted by Mark Mortimore on 6th Apr 2017

I have been skiing with a pair of pure carbon's for the past three seasons and love them. They are strong light and superb to ski with. easy to hold when on the lift. Great swing weight no wrist stress. I would give these poles 100% satisfaction. Just wish there was a UK stockist!
Spring right back!

Posted by Randy on 6th Jan 2017

I have had a pair of Goode ski poles for around 20 years. Other than replacing baskets and a few nicks they are still great. I bought them because every time I fell in the bumps my aluminum poles got bent. I have the equipment straighten but you I have had a pair of Goode ski poles for around 20 years. Other than replacing baskets and a few nicks they are still great. I bought them because every time I fell in the bumps my aluminum poles got bent. I have the equipment straighten but you can imagine what they looked like at the end of the year. Last week I fell on a fairly flat spot and used both poles held together to get back up. No problem, but as you know they are quite flexible. Since they've been bending at least that much for 20+ years it got me to wondering how far you can bend them before they snap? It got me to thinking that maybe you folks should start making Bows and Arrows.