Komperdell Nationalteam Carbon Slalom
Komperdell Nationalteam Carbon Slalom 12.3 ski poles feature a carbon shaft specially designed for ski racing. It is resistant to high levels of stress while providing low weight and maximum performance. They are also equipped with a shrink tube to reinforce the pole and prevent breakage when hitting a slalom pole.
The high-quality technical grip features an impact protector made of highly resistant thermoplastic resin that absorbs strong impacts. Solid screw joints between the individual components ensure a secure fit and prevent the impact protector from twisting. In addition, the tip and racing basket are firmly glued together to keep everything securely in place even when exposed to high levels of impact during ski races.
The distinctive green and black design also makes these poles stand out from the crowd. Combined with World Cup equipment made from high-strength materials and carefully manufactured, these poles are a must-have for ambitious racers who value outstanding quality.
Other Features:
- Technical rubber grip with World Cup impact protector
- Racing strap – for the best fit
- Strap fastening – almost impossible to tear off
- Rubber protection on the upper part of the pole protects against impacts
- Shrink tube – for shaft reinforcement
- Solid screw joint – for an extremely tight fit and to prevent the impact protector from twisting
- Solid Screw Joint – secure attachment of the protector to the pole
- Shaft material: carbon, ∅ 12.3 mm – low weight and maximum performance
- Mini Race baskets
- Carbide tip
Recommended Pole Lengths:
| Pole Length | Skier Height |
|---|---|
| 110 cm | 155–160 cm |
| 115 cm | 165 cm |
| 120 cm | 170–175 cm |
| 125 cm | 180 cm |
| 130 cm | 185–190 cm |
| 135 cm | 195 cm |
| 140 cm | 200 cm |
The Komperdell racing collection offers some of the finest poles for World Cup racing. At the Winter Olympics and other major events, more than 300 medals have been won to date with Komperdell ski poles. Komperdell is also trusted by Marcel Hirscher, one of the most successful skiers of the new generation. That says it all.
