KOMPERDELL Skiing Gear 2007 - 2008 Overview
We at KOMPERDELL believe in quality, flexibility and dynamics. For decades our company has been known for the innovations and state of the art products, we developed with our young and enthusiastic team. All members of our team identify themselves with the KOMPERDELL philosophy: research and development on highest level, enthusiasm and passion for the sport and the best service for our customers. These are the reasons why our family owned enterprise situated in one of the most beautiful spots in Austria can exist, produce and grow constantly.
Our market position proves us right. As one of the leading manufacturers of Alpine-, X-Country- and Telescopic poles, as well as the safest protectors on the market we concentrate on the increase of our technical know-how and the cooperation with top athletes.
We get better from day to day. In order to meet the increasing demands, our production and research facilities have to be state-of-the-art as to technology. Therefore continues investments and expansion of our capacities are made and enables to manufacture our poles still in Austria.
Snap Lock Pole
With the new Snap-Lock System you can adjust the length of your pole single-handedly and within seconds. Its no longer
necessary to stop and adjust your pole, you can do it now within seconds and without any problems and to any condition of
terrain.
No other pole can be adjusted more simply and faster - no time is lost!
Technology
Due to the new strap, the pole handles comfortably and safely. The new tube of the Snap-Lock pole is a 2-material component
construction:
100% CARBON
The tube is the essence of any pole, it determines more than any other material used weight, stiffness, breakage resistance
and reliability of our products. We therefore developed the new feather-light tube to reduce the weight of the pole.
The Advantages of Carbon:
- it is non-corrosive
- it functions always no matter how dramatic the temperatures vary
- extreme resistance to breakage at minimum weight
- 100% carbon construction
- several layers of differing carbon stringers
- and wrappings make the tube extremely stiff
The new carbon tube has a breakage resistance up to 200 kg, this makes it not only one of the lightest but also one of the most
resistant and stiffest carbon tubes. We arranged the carbon stringers in a different way and gave the tube - by doing this
additional stiffness while keeping it at an extremely low weight.
Without changing the position of the grip, the snap-lock on it can be released by pushing the index finger upwards. The adjusting mechanism consists of special plastic elements combined with a spring mechanism which allows for an automatic adjustment of the length of the pole. The requested length of the pole is fixed by pushing the snap-lock downwards.
 | Carbon Super-G
- Sizes: 125 - 135 cm
- PG4 rubber grip
- Power Strap
- 100% Carbon bent
- Bent wrist
- Alu Core
- Ψ 16/9 mm
- Tungsten/Carbide Flex tip
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Vario Alphawolf
- Sizes: packed size - 115 cm, maximum length - 145 cm
- B2 Duplo grip
- Alphawolf neoprene strap
- upper section: Alu 7075, Ψ 14 mm
- Rough Steel optics, chromatized
- lower section: 100 % Carbon Ψ 12 mm
- Race basket
- Tungsten/Carbide Flex tip
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 | Powder Pro Merino
- Sizes: XXS - XXL
- Seamless Bonding technology
- 4-layer soft shell
- Merino wool-mix lining for extra warmth
- palm with extra abrasion resistant Kevlar coating
- practical wrap-zipper with Lycra insert for easy and
fast putting on and taking off
- Breathable
- 100% waterproof
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