Swix Quantum 5 Junior Aluminum Pole

Cylindrical 5086 aluminum shaft with PC handle, shaped strap and racing basket fitted to develop good skiing technique. Recommended use: Groomed trails, classic, skating. Ski Pole Size Chart Skier Height (In) Classic Length (cm) Skate Length (cm) Touring Length (cm) 2' 9" 70 80 70 3' 75 85 75 3' 3" 80 90 80 3' 6" 85 95 85 3' 9" 90 100 90 4' 95 105 95 4' 3" 100 110 100 4' 6" 105 115 105 4' 7" 110 120 110 4' 8" 112 125 110 4' 9" 115 125 115 4' 10" 117 130 115 4' 11" 125 135 120 5' 127 137 120 5' 1" 130 140 125 5' 2" 132 142 125 5' 3" 135 145 130 5' 4" 137 147 130 5' 5" 140 150 135 5' 6" 142 152 135 5' 7" 145 155 140 5' 8" 147 157 140 5' 9" 150 160 145 5' 10" 152 162 145 5' 11" 155 165 150 6' 157 167 150 6' 1" 160 170 155 6' 2" 162 172 155 6' 3" 165 175 160 6' 4" 167 177 160 6' 5" 170 180 165 6' 6" 172 180 165 DISCLAIMER: The above size chart has been developed and refined over many years by Gear West staff, local coaches, and customer feedback from recreational and race skiers. It is based on modern trends in Nordic skiing, however it is not based on any official rules. It is the sole responsibility of the consumer to verify pole length compliance in applicable racing events. Also note that these measurements are based on the entire length of the pole assuming that strap anchor point is slightly below the top of the pole. **MUST READ!! Please note that the new Swix Triac 3.0 and Quantum 1-3 series poles have redesigned handles with less material above the strap connection. The strap anchor point height (the point in which the strap exits the pole) remains the same for a given marked pole size and therefore should be fitted the same as previous models. If you used a 150 cm before, you would still use a Triac 3.0 or Quantum 1-3 marked as 150 cm. The very top of the pole does not measure quite as tall, however this is not part of the function of the pole and does not require a fit change.**