Ski poles Leki Neolite Carbon 130 cm — carbon shaft, 130 cm length, green

Leki Neolite Carbon ski poles in 130 cm length feature a carbon shaft engineered for alpine skiing. The lightweight carbon construction reduces swing weight while maintaining structural stiffness, offering a balance of responsiveness and durability for varied slope conditions. The model in green is intended for recreational and performance skiers who require consistent support for turning, balance and propulsion on groomed pistes and mixed mountain terrain.

Advantages

The carbon shaft delivers reduced overall weight and improved vibration damping compared with many metal alternatives, contributing to more precise pole plants and less arm fatigue over a day on the mountain. The 130 cm length provides appropriate reach and leverage for average-height skiers practicing alpine techniques. The design is focused on reliable performance, combining strength, stiffness and low weight to support efficient pole usage during carving, short turns and rhythmic skiing on prepared runs.

Suitable for

• Recreational alpine skiing on groomed slopes
• Intermediate and advanced skiers refining carving and rhythm
• Skiers seeking lightweight poles for all-day use
• Resort skiing with mixed packed snow and variable conditions

Key specifications

• Material: carbon shaft for reduced weight and increased stiffness
• Length: 130 cm
• Color: green
• Intended use: alpine (downhill) skiing
• Weight category: lightweight performance poles

How to use

Hold the pole grips with a secure but relaxed grip, aligning wrist straps if provided to transfer force efficiently during pole plants. Plant the pole slightly ahead of the boot during turns to assist timing and balance, and use short, controlled motions for quick directional changes. Regularly inspect the shaft and basket for damage before skiing; replace worn baskets or tips as needed to maintain reliable contact with snow and prevent accelerated wear of the carbon shaft.

Usage recommendations

Select the 130 cm length to match skier height and preferred technique; verify compatibility with your bindings and carry or store poles vertically to avoid bending. For best longevity, avoid striking hard edges or rocks and dry poles thoroughly after use to prevent residue buildup on grips and baskets.