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Team Issue SRS Mint Green
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Home delivery from 01/09/2026
60 days to change your mind
No subject to promotional offersThe Team Issue SRS Mint Green is a model of freeride ski poles from the brand Scott.
This pole features a strong and durable aluminium shaft, with a diameter of 18 mm. Above, the Notch 2.0 grip facilitates wrist movements thanks to its aerodynamic and lightweight profile, while the SRS Mountain strap releases from the wrist in dangerous situations to prevent injury. Finally, you can rely on the carbide tip, three times stiffer than steel, as well as its Powder Pro washers which provide optimal adaptation to all snow types, especially powder.
If you are looking for an ergonomic, versatile, and safe model for all your freeride ski sessions, then choose the Team Issue SRS.
- Handle Notch 2.0
- Strap SRS Mountain
- Basket Powder Pro
Dimensions :
- Basket diameter: 85 mm
- Tube diameter: 18 mm
Composition :
- Tube: Aluminium
- Handle: Plastic
- Tip: Carbide
| CARBIDE | Compound containing an equal amount of tungsten and carbon, making it approximately three times stiffer than steel. This high-performance tip improves traction on ice and ensures greater durability. |
| SRS | The SRS (Strap Release System) by Scott is the new generation of safety technology for ski poles. It allows the strap to release from the pole handle in dangerous situations to prevent injuries. |
| POWDER PRO | This basket is designed for performance in powder and during traverses. It offers a solid diameter and features strategic holes to maintain a comfortable swing weight for everyday use. |
| S4 | Scott aluminium ski poles undergo an electrostatic painting process that provides a clean, contemporary, and highly durable finish. They are made from the strongest aluminium-zinc alloy used in aviation and available to the public, which has been heat-treated and aged to give it excellent properties. S4 aluminium poles are twice as strong as industry standards require and have an excellent strength-to-weight ratio. |
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