Yes, you might try using your poles with snow baskets for rollerskiing, but there are a few reasons why it isn’t recommended.
Winter snow baskets often have steel tips that are not robust enough for pavement; rollerski specific ferrules use hard carbide steel and are usually thicker.
When (not if) your winter baskets break, those baskets often cost more than rollerski tips . Worse is that after breaking the winter baskets, you’ll be convinced that separate rollerski tips are a good idea and you’ll wind up purchasing new winter baskets in addition to rollerski type ferrules.
Swenor rollerski ferrules are available in different diameters to match to different pole manufacturers. Size is matched to the pole diameter at the basket end.
These are user-installed using hot melt glue (glue not included)
Yes, you might try using your poles with snow baskets for rollerskiing, but there are a few reasons why it isn’t recommended.
Winter snow baskets often have steel tips that are not robust enough for pavement; rollerski specific ferrules use hard carbide steel and are usually thicker.
When (not if) your winter baskets break, those baskets often cost more than rollerski tips . Worse is that after breaking the winter baskets, you’ll be convinced that separate rollerski tips are a good idea and you’ll wind up purchasing new winter baskets in addition to rollerski type ferrules.
Swenor rollerski ferrules are available in different diameters to match to different pole manufacturers. Size is matched to the pole diameter at the basket end.
These are user-installed using hot melt glue (glue not included)
