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Ski poles - Kids - Hero Gs Sg Jr - Rossignol

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Why choose a Rossignol ski pole?

Founded in Voiron in 1907, in Isère, Rossignol has established itself as a historic reference in the world of skiing. This heritage is reflected in every Rossignol ski pole featured here, with a selection entirely dedicated to alpine skiing. Piste, racing and freeride make up a coherent range that naturally fits into the world of ski poles. Whether you ski on piste or off-piste, Rossignol is a benchmark in the field at accessible prices.

Over a century of French expertise dedicated to skiing

Rossignol ski poles complete your ski equipment with the same attention to detail and performance as Rossignol skis and Rossignol ski boots, ensuring precise and efficient movement. You'll find pole models designed to offer a stable grip, solid support and a seamless feel on snowy slopes. The range is available in adult and junior versions, and our buying guides help you choose the poles best suited to your skiing needs.

Aluminium, zicral or carbon: which material for which use?

The ski pole selection is built around three main constructions and types. Classic aluminium stands out for its durability, affordable price and suitability for piste skiing. Zicral aluminium, a reinforced and lighter alloy, is featured in the Hero range for more committed alpine skiing. The Rossignol carbon pole is distinguished by its lightness and ability to absorb vibrations. These options help you choose the right type of pole according to your budget and skiing style.

The Rossignol pole ranges

Tactic: the versatile piste range, in aluminium or carbon

The Rossignol Tactic pole is designed for alpine piste skiing, with a straightforward range between aluminium versions for regular use and carbon options for a lighter, more responsive feel.

Hero: the racing range

The Rossignol Hero pole brings the racing world to life with adult and junior models, carbide or tungsten tips, and a construction focused on precision.

Freeride Pro: the Rossignol freeride ski pole

Rossignol Freeride Pro is aimed at off-piste skiing with Rossignol Safety Grip technology, a handle with a removable strap designed to release the pole in the event of a fall. Flexible rotating baskets complete the package for better adaptation to uneven terrain.

Electra: Rossignol pole for women

The Electra range offers a Rossignol pole for women with a comfortable grip and a dedicated visual identity, always rooted in alpine skiing.

How to choose your Rossignol ski pole?

What pole length for your skiing and body shape?

The length directly affects support quality and rhythm on skis. To find the right size, the ski pole size guide shows you the calculation method simply.

Grip, strap and basket: the details that make a difference

Day-to-day comfort also depends on the quality of contact points. Well-shaped grips, Clip system for quick strap attachment to the wrist, baskets adapted to piste, racing or freeride-every detail enhances the range's consistency.

Rossignol ski pole FAQ

How do you calculate the right ski pole length?

To choose the correct ski pole length, multiply your height in cm by 0.7. For example, for 170 cm, a 119 cm pole is suitable. Also check that your arm forms a 90° angle when you hold the pole upside down, with the grip on the ground.

What's the difference between an aluminium and a carbon pole?

Aluminium offers strength and affordability, while carbon prioritises lightness and finer vibration absorption.

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