Swix Blizzard Mountain Tourer

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Excellent mountain ski poles

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Good and durable poles.

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It is comfortable to move with snowshoes, the poles do not sink into the project thanks to the large amount. Wrist straps are easy to adjust without taking off the gloves.

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A sturdy but lightweight pole. The loop is easy to adjust, even when wearing gloves.

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The poles lasted two weeks of challenging winter hiking in the Abisko and Sarek region in northern Sweden. Lightweight, yet durable.

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Went to throw a Lenk with these once. I think the quality is very good. Light and durable. It's still stylish. Adjusting the straps is easy with gloves on.

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High-quality rods.

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High-quality and relatively stiff poles. There is not yet a lot of experience with functionality in a dead end.

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For ski hikes in the North, it's difficult to find a better pole than this one. There is enough stiffness even for the pull of a box without holding hairs. The poles are light and the strap is easy to adjust even with gloves, so they are comfortable to use. Sompa is good, but in a softer spirit, of course, a little bigger would be better.

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Light poles