Junior poles
The right junior poles help children develop their skiing and provide better balance, rhythm, and control on the slopes. Here you will find junior poles and alpine poles for children from Leki, Atomic, Salomon, Scott, Head, and several other well-known brands. We offer ski poles in many different lengths and models for both beginners and more experienced skiers.
Junior Ski Poles for Alpine Skiing
The right junior poles help children develop their skiing and provide better balance, rhythm, and control on the slopes. Here you will find junior poles and alpine poles for children from Leki, Atomic, Salomon, Scott, Head, and several other well-known brands. We offer ski poles in many different lengths and models for both beginners and more experienced skiers.
Regardless of whether the child has just started using poles or trains regularly, there is a model that suits them.
Find the right ski poles for children
When choosing ski poles for children, the correct length is the most important factor. A pole that is too long will be difficult to handle, while a pole that is too short will provide poorer support and balance. Therefore, it is important to choose a model that suits the child's height and skill level.
With us, you will find junior poles in several different lengths, making it easy to find a pair that suits both younger children and juniors.
Junior poles for all ages
Children develop quickly and their needs change with age. Therefore, we offer alpine poles for children in several different materials and designs. Common to them is that they are easy to handle and developed to provide good control on the slopes.
For older juniors or those who want to be able to adjust the pole length for different types of skiing, there is also a range of telescopic poles.
How long should junior poles be?
A good starting point is to turn the pole upside down and let the child grip just below the basket. When the pole is on the floor, the elbow should form approximately a 90-degree angle. This will give the child a pole that provides good balance and a natural skiing position.
If the child is between two sizes, it is often better to choose the shorter model. Shorter poles are easier to handle and help many children develop better technique.
For a complete equipment set, we recommend combining the poles with a pair of junior skis, a junior helmet, junior goggles, and warm ski gloves for children.
Why choose junior poles
- Available in several lengths for different ages.
- Easy to handle for children and juniors.
- Models in different materials.
- Good balance and control on the slopes.
- Suitable for both beginners and experienced juniors.
Frequently asked questions about junior poles
How long should a child's ski poles be?
When the child holds the pole upside down, with their hand just below the basket, the elbow should be bent at approximately 90 degrees. Then the pole usually has a good length.
When do children start using ski poles?
This varies between different children, ages, and experience levels. Many start using poles when they feel confident turning and braking on their own.
Should I choose a longer pole for the child to grow into?
No. A pole that is too long will be more difficult to use and can affect skiing technique. It is better to choose a length that suits the child today.
Are there telescopic poles for juniors?
Yes, there are telescopic poles suitable for juniors. It's perfect to choose a telescopic pole for children, as they can grow with it. This allows for adjusting the length for different types of skiing.