CROSS COUNTRY AND NORDIC SKI POLE GRIPS

  Nordic grips and cross country ski pole grips

 

Grips or handles for Nordic walking, Cross-Country ski and rollerski

Meet excellent one-component and 2K (two-component) Nordic walking, Cross-Country ski and rollerski pole handles for professional and recreational athletes.

 

Our offer of Nordic ski pole grips includes:

  • grips for Nordic walking poles

  • XC grips for Cross-Country ski poles

  • XC grips for rollerski poles 

 

Important notes:

  • When choosing Nordic ski pole handles do not forget to also choose the wedge for fixing your Nordic walking or XC strap into the grip (Easy strap and Power strap).

  • The size of the wedge (8, 10 or 12 mm) describes the thickness of the wedge (not its width).

 

Get a new quality replacement Nordic walking, Cross-Country ski or rollerski pole handles.

 

Don't hesitate - take a pick and choose your fit!

 

Wedge, 12 mm
2,00 €
BESTSELLER
XC GRIP 2-K - CORK (black PP), ID 16 mm
6,50 €
XC grip 2-K - CORK, ID 16 mm
7,50 €
Click XC grip - PP + E, ID 16 mm
9,50 €
PRO Clip XC grip - PP + K, ID 16 mm
10,50 €
BEST PRICE
Wedge, 10 mm
2,00 €
Wedge (small), 8mm
2,00 €
Ergo-Klik grip, ID 16 mm
8,00 €
Click XC grip - PP + K, ID 16 mm
10,00 €
XC grip 2-K - ELASTIC SOFT
6,00 €
XC grip - NATURAL CORK, ID 16 mm
7,00 €
Standard XC plastic grip, ID 14 mm
4,50 €
Standard XC plastic grip, ID 15 mm
4,50 €
Standard XC plastic grip, ID 16 mm
4,50 €

Nordic walking pole grips

Nordic walking is a low-impact total-body sport that combines cardiovascular exercise with a muscle workout for your legs, core, shoulders and arms. The main equipment required for Nordic walking is a good pair of shoes and quality poles. The poles enable you to spread your weight across four, instead of two limbs. That reduces the impact force going through the leg joints, which therefore lowers the risk of back, neck, and knee pain over time.

 

The quality of Nordic walking pole grips is very important since it has to offer comfort and good grip.

 

Very popular among Nordic walkers are grips and straps with the click system, which enables quick and practical release of the strap from the grip.

  

 

Cross-Country ski pole grips

Cross-Country skiing is a form of skiing where skiers move across snow-covered terrain, without using ski lifts or other forms of assistance. It is practiced outside, off-trail or on groomed trails. The basic gear for Nordic skiing consists of skis, boots, and poles. Important factors in choosing Cross-Country skiing poles are their correct length and good quality.

 

Specially designed Cross-Country grips offer a good feel of the grip for every Nordic skier. In the case of the second component, such as soft cork or elastomer coating, the grip's comfort is even greater.

 

We produce the following versions of Cross-Country grips:

  • basic one component XC grips
  • two-component XC grips
  • two-component XC Click grips

 

Advantage of 2K Nordic handles: Two-component (2K) grips for Nordic ski poles are manufactured in two production steps. Soft elastomer and cork as our second components represent the most pleasant and soft coating on the plastic base of the grip which results in an incredibly comfortable feeling of the grip.

 

 

 

Rollerski pole grips

Rollerski or roller skiing is a full-body workout, an off-snow equivalent to Cross-Country skiing. The equipment consists of the roller ski and binding, shoes, poles and safety gear. Rollerski poles are designed to withstand hits and impact while softening strokes you make on the asphalt.

 

Specially designed rollerski grips offer a good feel of the grip. In the case of the second component, such as soft cork or elastomer coating, the grip's comfort is even greater.

 

We produce the following versions of rollerski pole grips:

  • basic one component XC grips
  • two-component XC grips
  • two-component XC Click grips

 

 

How to remove Cross-Country ski pole grips?

Cross-Country ski pole grips are removed the same was as any other ski pole, trekking pole or walking pole grips. The grip should be dipped into warm (not boiling) water for approx. 2 min., so the grip warms up to the point where it can be pulled off.

 

The other option is also using a hairdryer (with air temperature up to max.  50 – 60 °C) and warm it up to the point where you can pull the grip off the shaft using a vice and twisting motion.