Nordic poles
How to choose your nordic ski pole?
If you need to find the right pole, Simon Fourcade Nørdic is the place. We have a large selection of nordic ski poles to help every skier find his match. Depending on your needs, you can buy a carbon pole or an aluminium pole and make the most of it! Discover our great selection of cross-country ski pole with brands like Atomic, Exel, Fischer, KV+, Madshus, One Way, Swix Read more Show less
Recommended price
£71.59
-15%
£60.84
The One Way Diamond 14 Roller poles provide comfort and forgiveness for rollerskiing. 50% carbon tube and cork handle for maximum comfort.
- 145
- 155
- 160
- 165
- 170
- 175

Recommended price
£57.34
-15%
£48.38
-
- 155
- 160

Recommended price
£94.08
-15%
£79.74
-
- 135
- 147.5
- 150
- 160
- 162.5

Recommended price
£97.66
-15%
£82.97
-
- 140
- 160

Recommended price
£89.51
-15%
£76.07
The One Way Storm 4 cross country ski poles are an excellent compromise between stiffness and comfort. Perfect for skiers looking for technical progression with poles that are still forgiving.
- 135
- 140
- 145
- 147.5
- 152.5
- 162.5
- 167.5

Recommended price
£80.55
-15%
£68.45
The One Way Storm 5 Mag cross-country ski poles are a blend of comfort, forgiveness and performance. 50% carbon design with the convenient and efficient Mag Point handle system
- 135
- 140
- 150
- 155
- 160
- 165
- 170

Recommended price
£79.74
-15%
£67.74
The KV+ Viking cross country ski poles are perfect for a first purchase for sport use. With a 70% carbon tube and clip-on straps it is a nice compromise between efficiency and comfort.
- 135
- 140


Recommended price
£67.20
-20%
£53.76
- 160
- 170
Recommended price
£23.30
-15%
£19.71
The Swix Quantum Five JR Alu cross-country ski pole is designed for young skiers who are new to the sport. Aluminum shaft, single strap and wide basket perfect for beginners.
- 85
- 90

Recommended price
£195.32
-12%
£171.13
-
- 145
- 150
- 155
- 165

Recommended price
£52.86
-15%
£44.80
The KV+ Simano Clip cross-country ski poles are particularly well suited to recreational sports. They are equipped with excellent accessories including clip-on straps and a 30% carbon tube.
- 135
- 165

Recommended price
£88.70
-20%
£70.78
- 150
- 160
- 175

Recommended price
£116.39
-15%
£98.92
The One Way Storm 3 Mag cross-country ski poles are powerful, precise and practical. Equipped with the Mag Point strap system and a 90% carbon tube that is rigid and efficient when pushing.
- 145
- 150
- 160
- 162.5
- 165
- 167.5

Recommended price
£53.67
-15%
£45.61
The One Way Storm 6 cross-country ski poles are designed for recreational skiers who are in the process of developing their technique and wish to invest in a stiffer, lighter and well accessorized model
- 160
- 165

Recommended price
£62.63
-15%
£53.22
The One Way Storm 6 Mag cross-country ski poles offer a high-end accessory with the Mag Point grip system. A perfect compromise between tolerance and comfort for recreational skiers
- 130
- 135
- 140
- 160
- 165
- 170

Recommended price
£255.36
-15%
£216.83
-
- 145
- 150

Recommended price
£26.79
-15%
£22.76
One Way Diamond 3 cross country ski poles offer comfort and forgiveness for beginners and recreational skiers. 100% fiberglass with ½ agglomerated cork handle and traditional strap.
- 155

Recommended price
£124.54
-20%
£99.46
- 150

Recommended price
£52.86
-15%
£44.80
The KV+ Tornado Junior cross-country ski pole
- 115

Recommended price
£291.20
-15%
£247.30
- 150
- 155
- 160
- 165

Recommended price
£52.86
-15%
£44.80
-
- 135
- 140
- 160

Recommended price
£22.31
-15%
£18.82
The One Way Diamond JR cross-country ski poles are designed for children who want to learn to cross-country ski. They ensure lightness and comfort with a cork handle and a 100% fiberglass tube.
- 75
- 80
- 85
- 90
- 95

Recommended price
£52.86
-20%
£42.29
- 160
- 170

Recommended price
£40.32
-15%
£34.05
The Swix Quantum One JR Performance Alu cross-country ski pole is designed for young cross-country skiers learning to ski. It has a very good ergonomic strap system.
- 100
- 105
- 110
Loading...
Shopping guide for men's cross country ski poles:
Do you want to buy new ski poles, but don't know how to go about it? At Simon Fourcade Nørdic we have a large range of cross country ski poles and accessories for you. Whether in carbon fibre, composite, or aluminium, it's up to you to choose!
How should you choose a cross country ski pole according to its practicality level?
In cross country skiing, the pole allows you to transfer the energy created by your arms when pushing forward and allows you to advance. For beginner skiers, the poles also help you to keep your balance. No skier has exactly the same needs, and we understand that very well, so that's why we've created 3 categories to allow you to navigate through this very large choice.
The category "Recreational" shows cross country ski poles, most often made of aluminium and with an affordable price. They have the advantage of being very robust, which cannot be ignored when you're a beginner and still finding your feet. They perfectly resist the torsion generated when all of the skier's weight rests on them. They are strongly recommended for skiers who are just beginning or who only ski from time to time. Regular skiers will find what they're looking for in the ski pole category "Sports". Resistant whilst offering very high quality of momentum, and often equipped with top of the range accessories, these cross country ski poles allow you to have a high performance tool in your hands for maximum pleasure whilst remaining relatively robust.
The Race/Expert category enters us into the sphere of lightness and performance. Made of 100% carbon fibre, they are ultra light and give exceptional swing. Carbon fibre is used due to its very rigid quality which allows you to reduce the loss of energy when pushing forward. However, it's necessary to take care of them, particularly during transport, as they are very fragile. If you decide to purchase some, it could also be useful to select a ski pole cover.
What cross country ski pole size should you choose?
It shouldn't be a secret for anyone that cross country skiing is done with two very different techniques, classic or skate. And each technique has it's own equipment. In terms of ski poles, the difference is made with the size.
- For classic skiing, the pole size should be 30 cm shorter than the skier. So visually it should reach around shoulder level. And for the more exact amongst you who want a ski pole that fits to the millimetre, all you have to do is multiply your height by 0.83.
- In skate skiing, the pole is slightly bigger. It must be around 20 centimetres shorter than the skier and reach around chin level. For the precise size, multiply your height by 0.89.
And in terms of ski pole accessories, what is there?
There is a multitude of accessories for cross country ski poles and Simon Fourcade Nørdic stocks all of the necessary equipment for dealing with broken kit or different activities.
- Straps: skiers generally prefer the straps provided with the ski poles as they're very ergonomic and comfortable, and allow efficient energy transfer. However, for biathletes we have biathlon straps. They can be removed more quickly when approaching the shooting, which is very useful in order to be able to continue to lean on the ski poles for as long as possible.
- Tips for roller skiing: roller skiing requires specific tips which are more resistant in order to grip the tarmac over a long time.
- Cross country ski pole covers: these are very useful when travelling to avoid damage to the sticks, as well as for easily transporting several poles.
- You will also find spare grips and baskets in case you need to replace any.