Ski Poles Leki LE KIJ Rental CC 160 — Leki rental cross-country ski poles, length 160 cm

Leki LE KIJ Rental CC 160 are cross-country ski poles with a fixed length of 160 cm designed for rental use in ski shops, schools and recreational centres. The poles feature a simple, robust shaft and basic grip system intended for shared use and easy handling by a wide range of users. Constructed to withstand frequent use, these poles prioritise durability and straightforward functionality for classic cross-country skiing.

Advantages

These rental poles offer a fixed, consistent length that simplifies inventory management and fitting for rental fleets. The straightforward construction reduces maintenance needs while providing reliable performance for recreational skiers. Materials and assembly are chosen to endure repeated handling and transport typical in rental environments, delivering a practical balance between strength and usability.

Suitable for

• Ski rental shops and fleet operations
• Ski schools and group lessons
• Casual recreational cross-country skiers
• Community centres and outdoor activity programmes

Key specifications

• Fixed length: 160 cm
• Design: cross-country (classic) ski poles
• Construction: durable shaft suitable for frequent use
• Grip: basic ergonomic grip for general use
• Basket type: standard cross-country basket suitable for groomed trails

How to use

Select the Leki LE KIJ Rental CC 160 poles by matching the fixed 160 cm length to the user’s height and skiing technique; these poles are intended to be used as-is without length adjustment. Attach appropriate straps or use the integrated grip to maintain control while skiing. When using on snow, ensure the baskets are properly seated to prevent deep sinking and to provide consistent push-off on groomed tracks. Inspect poles regularly for damage, particularly after heavy use, and replace any pole with visible cracks or bent shafts.

Usage recommendations

Use these poles in fleet and rental scenarios where durability and simple handling are priorities. For optimal longevity, store poles dry and avoid prolonged exposure to salt or corrosive conditions. For individual skiers who require adjustable lengths or lightweight race performance, consider poles with adjustable mechanisms or lighter shaft materials.