Fjellpulken Standard Skier Shafts

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The best rod in the business

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Seems like a sufficiently strong and sturdy rod. The spring mechanism squeaks, as many had warned in advance. But the sturdy H-structure is really convincing and comfortable when you have to go sideways on a slope.

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Aisa is quite tall and works well even when skiing with long skis. When folded, Aisa goes on top of the stick and the package is easy to carry on the way.

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I've only used the drawbar a couple of times, but it works as it should. The shock absorber springs squeak when pulled, but this was also known in advance.

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A working bridle and harness are also ok for pulling a 144-centimeter pole. What could be improved would be: - the attachment to the FP's case is done strangely and awkwardly (perhaps more of a problem with the case) - the shock absorbers squeak strongly. Fixed at least momentarily with Teflon spray - the fastening hooks that come with the harness are difficult to use with gloves on, and they also open by themselves in downhills and bends.

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Good and strong aisa

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Durable, keeps the bag upright.

Good quality!

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Good and sturdy drawbar. Does not sag even with a load of more than 40 kg.

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A sturdy metal cane. Aisat does not cross like in a savota and this stabilizes the ahkio comfortably and it does not fall even on a sloping hill. The only downsides are the annoying squeak that the bow's springs sometimes seem to hold and the slightly stiff attachment to the fjellpulken's own cage.