ski pole
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ski poles
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a sports equipment used by skiers to assist with balance and propulsion on snow
A ski pole is a long, lightweight stick used by skiers for balance, movement, and steering while skiing. It is typically made of materials like aluminum or carbon fiber and has a rubber or plastic grip at the top and a pointed tip at the bottom. The pole is held in each hand and helps skiers push off the ground or maintain stability, especially when navigating turns or moving uphill. Ski poles also assist in providing rhythm during skiing, making movements more efficient and controlled on the slopes.
- He planted his ski pole firmly in the snow to make a sharp turn.
- She chose a lightweight ski pole for better control on the mountain.
- She decorated her ski pole with colorful stickers.
- The skier relied on his ski pole for stability on the steep hill.
- He used the ski pole to push himself forward on the flat terrain.