MountainFLOW RE.7+ Ski Poles
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Introducing the MountainFLOW RE.7+ Ski Poles – the ultimate combination of strength, sustainability, and comfort. Crafted from space-grade 775 aluminum, these poles are ultra-strong, lightweight, and built to withstand your most demanding adventures on the slopes.
Whether you're carving through fresh powder or navigating challenging terrain, the ergonomic rubber grips and integrated strap system ensure a secure and comfortable grip, freeing you to focus on your technique. And with a manufacturing process that emits 95% less carbon emissions, you can conquer the mountain with a clear conscience. Elevate your skiing experience with the MountainFLOW RE.7+ Ski Poles – where performance and sustainability converge.
- Material: Space-grade 775 aluminum for unparalleled strength and lightness
- Sustainability: Eco-friendly manufacturing with 95% less carbon emissions
- Grip: Ergonomic rubber grips for superior comfort and durability
- Design: Integrated grip/strap system with no uncomfortable buckle
- Diameter: Rugged 18mm pole diameter for enhanced durability
- Performance: Engineered for optimal control and stability on the slopes
We offer free shipping on orders over $100 within the lower 48 states and Washington DC. Free shipping offers are applied to the order total AFTER any promotions or credits are applied, exclusive of taxes and other fees. Free shipping is not available for items that must be sent by ground or freight because they are oversized, hazardous or flammable as identified at checkout. Examples include, but are not limited to: bikes, car racks, cargo boxes, skis, snowboards, hard sided coolers, grills and fire pits.
Additionally, shipping to Alaska, Hawaii and Canada will incur an additional surcharge. We apologize, but we do not currently offer shipping outside of the United States and Canada. Additionally, Canadian customers are responsible for any taxes, duties and fees they may incur as the result of their purchase.
