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Scott Free 18 Ski Poles 2026 Men's Size:48" Thickness: 3 2mm Thickness: 3 2mm This urethane based harness hugs your ankle and flexes naturally It will enable you to use these poles for your ski touring outings as well Sold as a pair
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Scott Free 18 Ski Poles - 2026 - Men's Size:48" Thickness: 3/2mm

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