Pole Comparison
Pole model Color Material - Rigidity + - Resistance + Weight
at 165cm
Loop Handle Range

Latest changes made by the manufacturers might not be considered!

Material: Not only the percentage of carbon is important for the poles breaking resistance, but also the method of production which varies from manufacturer to manufacturer.

Rigidity: Highest Rigidity / Stiffness does not necessarily mean highest breaking resitance. Stiff poles provide ambitious drivers a more direct transmission. There are also elastic poles with high breaking resistance.

Weight: The weight might differ slightly, the weight given is the calculated average from multiple weighing.

KV+ Campra silver-metallic 30% Carbon X X 210 g KV+ Evolution Campra/Forza, Cork/Rubber Beginner, Tour
KV+ Viking light-anthracite 60% Carbon X X 198 g KV+ Evolution Clip Clip, Cork with Clip-System Tour
KV+ Tempesta graphite 90% Carbon X X 194 g KV+ Forza Clip Clip, Cork with Clip-System Tour, Sport
KV+ CH1 (Reference) green 100% Carbon X X 167 g KV+ Forza Clip Clip, Cork mit Clip-System Sport, Tournament
LEKI Sport Blade Carbon black-silver-carbon 75% Carbon X X 203 g LEKI Trigger III LEKI Trigger III, Clip-System Tour, Sport
LEKI Titanium Vario red-silver-carbon Aluminium HTS 6.0 X X 286 g LEKI Trigger III LEKI Trigger III, Clip-System Beginner, Tour, Course
LEKI Carbon Vario red-carbon Aluminium HTS 6.0; Carbon base X X 257 g LEKI Trigger III LEKI Trigger III, Clip-System Tour, Sport

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