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LEKI Rider Children's Ski Poles are designed for young skiers who need lightweight, durable, and comfortable poles for first turns and further progression on groomed slopes. They are made from high-quality aluminum and are available in different lengths, so they can be adjusted to the child’s height.
Child handle Turbo Sport provides a safe and comfortable grip, adjustable Buckle Strap is specially designed for children's hands. Due to the fixed one-piece construction, the poles are stable, easy to use, and ready for all-day fun in the snow.
The pole tube is made of aluminum TS 4.5 – Treated Shaft, which provides a good balance between light weight, durability, and stability. The tube diameter is 14 mm, and the flat cylindrical shape ensures reliable use on the slope.
The handle Turbo Sport is adapted to the size of children’s hands. The adjustable Buckle Strap allows easy adjustment and helps keep the pole safe and comfortable in the hand.
The compact Racing | Trekking basket helps prevent the pole from sinking too deeply into snow or softer ground. It can be replaced if necessary.
The integrated steel tip in the tube enables precise pole placement and good grip on various winter surfaces.
| Property | Data |
|---|---|
| Model | LEKI Rider |
| Purpose | Alpine skiing |
| Recommended use | Groomed ski runs |
| Age group | Children |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Lengths | 70–105 cm |
| Length interval | 5 cm |
| Construction | Fixed length |
| Number of segments | 1 |
| Tube diameter | 14 mm |
| Tube material | Aluminum TS 4.5 |
| Tube shape | Flat, cylindrical |
| Handle | Turbo Sport |
| Handle size | Child |
| Handle material | Rigid material |
| Strap | Adjustable Buckle Strap |
| Basket | Racing | Trekking |
| Tip | Steel tip in the tube |
| Weight | Approximately 161 g |
70 cm, 75 cm, 80 cm, 85 cm, 90 cm, 95 cm, 100 cm and 105 cm.
When choosing, have the child in ski boots grip the pole just under the basket. When the handle rests on the ground, the elbow should be approximately at a right angle. For beginners, a slightly shorter pole generally works better.