Wyeast Ski Poles
Wyeast Ski Poles
Wyeast Ski Poles
Wyeast Ski Poles
Wyeast Ski Poles
Wyeast Ski Poles
Wyeast Ski Poles
Wyeast Ski Poles
Wyeast Ski Poles
Wyeast Ski Poles
Wyeast Ski Poles
Wyeast Ski Poles
Wyeast Ski Poles
Wyeast Ski Poles
Wyeast Ski Poles
Wyeast Ski Poles
Wyeast Ski Poles

Wyeast Ski Poles

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The Folkrm Wyeast Ski Poles feature an extended EVA ergonomic grip to accommodate quick pole length adjustments to adapt to the current terrain you are in. 

Simply adjust your hand position on the pole to lengthen or shorten it for on the go pole length adjustment.

Features:

  • Extended Handle Top Cap for easier heel riser and binding adjustment
  • Lock-on basket attachment
  • Aircraft grade 7075 aluminum alloy shaft
  • Easily removable strap for when skiing in avalanche terrain
  • Molded and rubberized top cap for riser flips and toe locking
  • Locking freeride powder basket
  • Ultralight weight (8oz/227g)
  • Simple huck proof design

Sizing:

If you like a longer pole for backcountry skiing, we recommend sizing the Wyeast Ski Pole 5-10 cm (2-6 inches) longer than a standard ski pole. When skiing downhill, 

5-10 cm of the pole should be above your hand.

For standard pole sizing please follow the chart below.  

Pole Size Height
105 cm (42 in) 5' 1" and below
115 cm (45 in) 5' 2" - 5' 6"
125 cm (49 in) 5' 7" - 5' 11"
135 cm (53 in) 6' 0" and above

 

 

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Arctos Guides
Awesome Poles!

I am really stoked on the Wy East Poles, this is the third set I have had and they rock. The extended grip makes it easy to adjust your hand position on the way up or down. Highly recommended!

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Kristina
Good but the handles turn into icicles :(

I like the poles and the idea that I can grab it higher/lower depending on the angle of travel but I was out for a tour and it was snowing lightly and the snow in the PNW is of course WET. Poles were laying in the snow many times during the day as we stopped and eventually the material on the handles turned into an icicle and the ice was hard to scrape off. I’m bummed but I think I’d use these for clear sunny days mostly

Hey Kristina, sorry to see the poles ice up like that. We would recommend trying to keep the poles vertical during transitions vs down in the snow as that can greatly reduce snow build up. Also knocking the poles together can help dislodge the snow before they start icing. Finally you can alwys treat the grips with a little bit of Sno-Seal (leather waterproofer) to help further waterproof them.

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Nol
Thumbs 👍 in

When skinning keep your thumbs in the strap for extra strength on the up and down hill sides. On the up hill short side keep just your thumb in the strap and on the switch move your hand to the top with thumb still in for down hill side support. Works great 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍

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Liz
The best poles

Best ski poles I’ve ever owned. Period. No competition. Light, grippy, and versatile for all types of terrain. I’ve recommended these poles to all my skier friends.

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Hunter
Changed my game for the better

These poles helped me upgrade across the board in confidence and skills. They’re so light and fun to swing around. Being able to switch hand positions frequently is key. I have two pairs and will never ski with a different pole most likely