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Ski Poles Leki Carbon 130cm
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

At the end of last season, after a nice stop at the Hahnenkamm and a ski down, I found that I had two Leki poles which looked almost the same and were the same size but unfortunately not a pair... They must have been mixed up with a very similar pair and unfortunately, someone somewhere has the opposite pair but for the rest of the week, I wasn't able to find that person. Therefore, in the event that someone has lost/broken one of these poles and needs a spare, someone wants a spare pole or is happy with a mismatched set then this is your post!

First one is a Leki Carbon 14 pole 130cm long. Comes with the trigger S grip system and probably only has around 10 weeks use.



Second one is a Leki Spark S pole 130cm long. This also has a trigger S grip system. This one I am told is made of aluminium. Trigger S grip has had about 10 weeks use but no idea how much use the pole has had! Some marks on the lower part of the shaft but nothing which is very noticeable or affects the function.



Main differences to my eyes are that the aluminium one is a thicker shaft and is a little heavier. I think new, the carbon ones are about £135 a pair and the Spark S £60-70

If anyone is interested in one pole, both poles together or the trigger S straps on their own, let me know. Happy to provide more images, send me a PM. Collection best for the poles themselves but happy to look into postage.
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