Armada AK — Adjustable Ski Poles

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  • Durable 7075 aluminum adjustable ski poles with steel tips and 80mm powder baskets, adjustable from 105–140cm for touring or resort laps. In stock at both Fresh Air Kelowna locations.

Product details

Whether you're skinning up for a dawn patrol lap or lapping the groomers at Big White or Silver Star, having a pole you can dial in for the terrain makes a real difference. The Armada AK Adjustable is a workhorse telescoping pole built for exactly that kind of versatility — lengthen it for long tours and deep days, or shorten it up for ripping bumps and park laps at the resort.

   
KEY FEATURES

7075 aluminum shaft — 16mm upper / 18mm lower for high strength-to-weight ratio

Adjustable length range: 105cm–140cm

Steel tip for durability across variable surfaces

80mm AR powder basket for deep snow days

Rubber cork AR bike grip for shock absorption and no-slip hold

WHY SHOP WITH US

Getting your pole length right makes a real difference in control, especially when you're switching between touring and resort days. Our team can help you dial in the right adjustable range for your height and terrain at Fresh Air Pandosy (555 Groves Ave) or Fresh Air Dilworth (1656 Dilworth Drive).

FAQ

Q1: How do I find the right size AK Adjustable poles?
Pole length depends on your height and how you plan to use them — a shorter setting suits resort and park laps, while a longer setting suits touring. The AK Adjustable's 105–140cm range covers most skiers; our staff can help you dial in the right length in-store.

Q2: Are the AK Adjustable poles compatible with backcountry touring use?
Yes — the telescoping design and 7075 aluminum shaft make these poles suited to both resort skiing and backcountry touring, letting you lengthen or shorten on the fly depending on terrain.

Q3: What's the difference between adjustable and fixed-length ski poles?
Adjustable poles like the AK let you change length on the go — handy for switching between deep powder touring and shorter resort or park runs — while fixed-length poles are lighter and simpler but locked to one setting. If you're skiing varied terrain around Big White or Silver Star, adjustable is usually the more versatile choice.

 

 

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