Ski Poles

Ski poles are essential companions for every snowy adventure, helping you navigate the slopes with confidence and ease. Whether you’re carving down groomed trails or exploring fresh powder, the right poles can make all the difference in your experience. Our selection of ski poles offers lasting value and dependable performance, crafted with durability and comfort in mind for skiers of all levels. Find styles designed to handle winter’s challenges, so you can focus on enjoying every moment outside.

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Women's Winter Walker Snowshoe Package

A complete snowshoe package with multi-color, abrasion-resistant decking and aluminum frame for winter hiking.

Pros: Includes useful accessories Durable and good quality Easy to use Lightweight design Comfortable fit
Men's Winter Walker Snowshoe Package

A complete blue snowshoe package with rugged aluminum frame, steel crampons, hiking poles, and storage bag.

Pros: Durable construction Excellent grip Adjustable fit Easy to use Lightweight design
Kids' Winter Walker Snowshoe Package
Price was from: $150 now: $89.99

A kids' snowshoe package with adjustable aluminum poles, crampons, and a rugged polyester bag for easy walking.

Ski Poles

When winter arrives and the snow starts to fall, there’s a special kind of excitement that comes with gearing up for days spent gliding across fresh powder or exploring quiet forest trails. Ski poles might seem like a simple piece of equipment, but they play a key role in making every outing more enjoyable and comfortable, whether you’re a seasoned skier, a beginner just getting started, or someone who loves a peaceful winter walk. The right pair of ski poles helps you maintain rhythm, balance and control, turning each run or trek into a smoother, more rewarding experience. Poles also provide a little extra push when you need it—whether you’re maneuvering through packed trails, powering up a hill, or navigating variable terrain. For families, ski poles are a wonderful addition to any winter adventure, giving kids and adults alike a boost of confidence. They’re also a thoughtful and practical gift for anyone who loves spending time outdoors during the colder months, from friends who enjoy cross-country skiing to relatives who cherish their annual ski trips.

Selecting ski poles is all about finding the right match for your favorite winter activities. For downhill skiing, you’ll want poles that are sturdy and lightweight, with comfortable grips that feel good even when you’re wearing gloves or mittens. Cross-country skiers often look for poles with a bit more length to help propel them forward, while snowshoers may appreciate adjustable poles that can be quickly adapted to changing terrain or snow depth. Adjustable poles are especially handy for those who like to mix up their activities—one day you might be on the slopes, the next exploring a backcountry trail or trying out a pair of snowshoes. Durability is always important, especially when you’re heading out in variable winter weather, so look for poles made from quality materials that can stand up to years of use. Comfort matters, too: padded straps, ergonomic handles, and easy-to-use adjustments make a real difference on long days outdoors. Whether you’re picking out your first pair or upgrading your gear, it’s worth taking a little extra time to find ski poles that match your needs and style—something you’ll appreciate every time you head out into the snow.

Ski poles aren’t just for skiers, either. Many people use them for winter hiking, snowshoeing, and even as a steadying companion on icy walkways. They’re a versatile addition to any winter gear closet, ready to support you on all kinds of cold-weather adventures. For those interested in expanding their winter horizons, it’s worth exploring the wide world of snowshoeing, where a reliable set of poles can make every outing more enjoyable. If you’re curious about combining snowshoes and poles for your next winter trek, take a look at our Snowshoes With Poles page for more options and inspiration. However you use them, quality ski poles are a small investment that pays off in comfort, stability, and fun—helping you make the most of every snowy day, from January through the last spring thaw.

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When choosing ski poles, consider the type of activity you’ll be enjoying. For downhill skiing, look for poles with strong, lightweight construction and comfortable grips. Cross-country skiers often prefer longer, lightweight poles for efficient movement. If you plan to use your poles for snowshoeing or hiking, adjustable poles are especially practical, allowing you to adapt quickly to changing terrain and snow depth.

Adjustable poles are a great option for families or groups because they can be easily customized for different users and activities. This versatility makes them ideal for sharing between adults and older kids, or for switching between skiing, snowshoeing, and winter hiking.

To keep your ski poles in top shape, always wipe them down after use, especially if they’ve been exposed to wet snow or salt. Store them in a dry place and check for any loose parts or damage before each outing. If you have adjustable poles, periodically clean and lubricate the adjustment mechanisms to ensure smooth operation.

Absolutely! Ski poles are commonly used for snowshoeing, winter hiking, and even for added stability on icy paths. Their versatility makes them a practical addition to your winter gear, ready for a variety of snowy adventures.

Look for ski poles with ergonomic handles that fit comfortably in your hands, even when wearing gloves or mittens. Padded or adjustable straps help distribute pressure evenly and keep poles secure, so you can focus on enjoying your time outdoors.

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