Hi, this poles have a pretension strap? (That in case of big impact or just if you like uphill with straps and downhill without pulling them can dettached it?
Any other brand/model with dettachable strap system to compare?
Thanks
Salomon MTN Carbon S3 Pole
The Salomon MTN Carbon S3 is a versatile, lightweight pole that quickly adapts to varying terrain. This version of the S3 features a low swing weight due to the carbon fiber construction while the extended foam grip lets you quickly choke up while crossing a steep slope. When you hit a booter you can quickly shorten the poles using the reliable tension-adjustable clamp system. The powder baskets ensure you don't poke through the powder up to your elbows. Padded wrist straps let you relax your hands while pushing with your arms to save your legs for the down. Salomon's MTN Carbon S3 poles are versatile and bomber...a no-fuss pole for backcountry skiing.
- Adjustable wrist straps are padded for comfort and can be removed.
- Extra-long foam grip lets you choke up without freezing your hands.
- Kevlar reinforcements around the lower shaft increase durability.
- Simple cam-lock length adjustment ensures a perfect length.
Specifications | |
Lengths (cm) | Adjustable 100-135 |
Weight |
272g |
Weight (pair) | 544g |
Sections | 2 |
Grip | Extended Foam |
Basket & Tip | Swappable Powder baskets |
Specs Verified | Yes |
Design | |
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Carbon upper and lower |
Skimo Co Says | |
Usage | Backcountry ski touring |
Notes | Padded straps are secure and also removable |
Bottom Line | No-fuss extended grip lightweight pole |
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Questions & Reviews
12/7/2024
12/7/2024
Hi Gabriel,
This model does have a detachable pole strap - if you pull straight up on the strap with enough force, it pops out of the handle. This could help to release it in a hard crash, and does make it easily removable for descents, as you describe. The Atomic poles have a similar system, which are intended to release in the event of an impact. The Ski Trab Ortles pole would be a bit of a lighter option with an easily releasable pole strap, although this one is designed less for an emergency breakaway and more for convenience of taking the poles on and off. It would likely still break away in a very hard crash, but it might not be re-attachable afterward :)
This model does have a detachable pole strap - if you pull straight up on the strap with enough force, it pops out of the handle. This could help to release it in a hard crash, and does make it easily removable for descents, as you describe. The Atomic poles have a similar system, which are intended to release in the event of an impact. The Ski Trab Ortles pole would be a bit of a lighter option with an easily releasable pole strap, although this one is designed less for an emergency breakaway and more for convenience of taking the poles on and off. It would likely still break away in a very hard crash, but it might not be re-attachable afterward :)
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