Collection: Womens Ski Poles

Our Atomic alpine and touring ski poles for women are lighweight, tough & come with our innovative SQS safety strap system. Choose the carbon or aluminum option to suit you.

Our Atomic alpine and touring ski poles for women are lighweight, tough & come with our innovative SQS safety strap system. Choose the carbon or aluminum option to suit you.

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  • ATP_AJ5005970_0_GHO_Cloud_Lite_black
    Regular price 39,99
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    Regular price 179,99
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  • ATP_AJ5005830_0_GHO_BCT_TOURING_SQS_DARK_GREEN
    Regular price 149,99
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  • ATP_AJ5005594_0_GHO_BCT_TOURING_CARBON_SQS_W
    Regular price 179,99
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  • ATP_AJ5005934_0_GHO_Redster_SL
    Regular price 89,99
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  • ATP_AJ5005954_0_GHO_Volant
    Regular price 199,99
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Atomic ski poles for women Atomic alpine and touring ski poles for women are lightweight, tough and feature the innovative SQS safety system strap. Pick your favorite carbon or aluminum all mountain pole – Atomic offers the right product for every female skier. Alpine women’s ski poles: Race, piste, freestyle, powder – Atomic alpine ski poles deliver top support. Our all-mountain models in carbon or aluminum feature the SQS safety system strap. Women’s touring poles: Atomic's lightweight carbon backcountry ski poles are perfect for touring or ski mountaineering. Easily adjustable and convenient to store in your backpack. What length of ski poles? You're wondering how long ski poles for women need to be? The pole size should be chosen to fit your body length (A). A simple formula for this is: K x 0.7. Another way to determine the appropriate ski pole length for alpine use is the practical test. To do this, turn the pole upside down and grip it under the plates. With the pole touching the ground, the forearm and upper arm should form a right angle. The length table shows orientation values for grown-ups. If in doubt, choose the longer pole length, as a pole can easily be shortened.