Asgard Ridge Ski Poles | 7075 Aluminum, Long Grip & Camera Mount
Asgard Ridge Ski Poles | 7075 Aluminum, Long Grip & Camera Mount
Asgard Ridge Ski Poles combine rugged 7075-T6 aluminum shafts, extended EVA grips and external locks for secure planting and quick length adjustment. Camera-ready VersaBaskets let you capture your time on the slopes.
Thanks to everyone who supported and believed in us this season.
We truly appreciate our community of skiers and outdoor lovers.
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Asgard Ridge Ski Poles combine 7075 aluminum strength with a long grip and an integrated camera mount.
Capture every turn. Built-in camera mounts let you film smooth POV shots without extra gear.
Dialed-in sizing. Ready for any mountain. Lightweight, durable, and adjustable from 110–140 cm.
Find your perfect fit. Use this height-based chart to set the ideal pole length before you ride.
Proven performance on snow — from powder fields to forest slopes.
Tested across real winter terrain — touring, powder, and resort days.
Not all ski poles are built the same. See how Asgard Ridge delivers strength, comfort, and stability where others fall short.
Best for Powder, Backcountry & All-Mountain – Asgard Ridge Ski Poles
Ever wish your poles felt solid on hardpack and still nimble in trees?
These are built for that. Adjust your length, lock in, and go carve.
With a long EVA grip and camera-ready basket, you get control in your hands and your run on film.
If you are asking, “What length ski pole do I need?” we make sizing simple and secure on snow.
Product Description
We’re tired of those pseudo ski poles, mere repurposed hiking poles with easily bent and damaged shafts. We were determined to create a sturdy, comfortable, and elegant ski pole.
The Asgard Ridge Ski Pole is engineered from 7075-T6 aluminum for rock-solid strength and reliable feedback, then finished with an extra-long 35 cm EVA grip for easy hand shifts in variable terrain.
Alpine Loop wrist straps dial in a comfortable fit with gloves, while an all-aluminum external lock delivers firm, repeatable clamping from 110 to 140 cm.
The included VersaBaskets feature a standard tripod mount and anti-rotation design so your action camera captures smooth, stable shots; a 1/4 in interface above the grip supports 360 cams too.
Wondering “Are adjustable ski poles good for resort and backcountry days?” or “Which ski poles are best for beginners?” Start here: simple sizing, confident locks, and camera-ready hardware for all-mountain laps.
Grab a pair and ski with fewer worries and better footage!
Features
7075-T6 aluminum shaft: Balances strength and durability for resort abuse and sidecountry laps.
35 cm EVA grip: Extra-long, warm-touch grip for quick hand moves on steeps and traverses.
Q: What are the best ski poles for all-mountain skiing?
A: Look for durable aluminum, secure locks, and versatile grips. Ridge delivers 7075-T6 strength, an all-aluminum lock, and a 35 cm EVA grip.
Q: What are the best ski poles for resort and backcountry use?
A: Look for reinforced aluminum shafts, secure locks, long foam grips, and dependable snow baskets. Ridge Ski Poles are tuned for skiing stability and camera-ready versatility.
Q: How do I use a ski pole size chart to choose the right length?
A: Start with elbows at 90 degrees on flat ground, then fine-tune: shorter for climbs, slightly longer for traverses. The 110-140 cm range covers most skiers.
Q: Are adjustable ski poles good for resort and backcountry days?
A: Yes. Quick-on-snow adjustments suit varied terrain and conditions; the external lock keeps settings solid.
Q: How do aluminum ski poles compare to carbon for durability?
A: Aluminum generally bends before it snaps and handles resort abuse well; 7075-T6 is a proven choice for longevity.
Q: Can I mount a GoPro without wobble?
A: Yes. The VersaBasket includes a standard tripod mount with anti-rotation for stable POV footage.
Q: How do I keep the external locks performing in freezing, snowy conditions?
A: After each day, collapse the poles, shake out snow, and let them dry. If clamping force fades, tighten the lock’s tension screw a quarter turn and re-test. Avoid oils/grease on lock faces—they attract grit and reduce friction.
Q: Does the VersaBasket included with the ski poles work with quick-release action cams?
A: Yes. The VersaBasket (similar to VersaMount Lite) is compatible with quick-release mounts used by GoPro, Insta360, and DJI. Insert your camera’s standard quick-release base; the built-in anti-rotation helps keep footage steady.
Q: What can I mount on the top 1/4″ interface?
A: The top 1/4″ interface (similar to VersaMount Mini) is ideal for 360 cams like Insta360 X5 and DJI Osmo 360. But you’ll need a 1/4″-to-1/4″ male-to-male screw adapter to attach. Tighten firmly (don’t over-torque) and recheck before you drop in.
Q: Can I use Asgard Ridge Ski Poles for hiking or alpine travel?
A: You can in a pinch, but Ridge Ski Poles are built for skiing, with reinforced shafts, long grips, and camera mount support. While they can handle tough terrain, if you’re mainly focused on alpine hiking, trekking, or compact packability, check out the Asgard Hybrid Poles or Asgard Hydrogen Poles 2.0.
Q: How do I set pole length for different terrain?
A: Start near elbow height for groomers, shorten slightly for moguls/steeps, and lengthen a touch for flats or skating approaches. Small adjustments improve rhythm and control.
Q: Will the camera mount affect swing weight or balance?
A: Versa hardware is designed to stay compact and close to the snow line. For the lightest on-piste feel, remove camera gear when not filming.
Q: How do I prevent pole slippage in cold or wet conditions?
A: Before riding, ensure clamps are firmly tensioned and free of snow/ice. If grip changes with temperature, re-check lever tension in a warm area and wipe joints dry.
Q: What’s the difference between Ridge Ski Poles and Hybrid Poles?
A:Ridge is optimized for skiing (reinforced shafts, long grip, included VersaBaskets, camera support). Hybrid focuses on alpine hiking/trekking with compact packability; see Asgard Hybrid Poles.
Q: Do Ridge Ski Poles work for powder days and variable snow in Canada/US resorts?
A: Yes. The included VersaBaskets and robust shafts are designed for soft and mixed resort conditions common across the US and Canada.
Q: How should I care for aluminum ski poles after a trip?
A: Rinse off salt/road grime, dry thoroughly, and store with locks loosened. Avoid long-term moisture to protect hardware and grips.
Q: What’s included in the box?
A: One pair of Ridge Ski Poles and two VersaBaskets. Packaging contents may vary slightly by batch; please refer to the product page photos and “What’s Included” section for the latest details.
Q: I need trekking-first poles with camera options, what do you recommend?
A: Choose the Asgard Hybrid Poles for compact packed length and hiking ergonomics, plus compatibility with VersaMount and VersaBasket accessories.
Q: Do Hydrogen Poles support the VersaBasket?
A: No. Hydrogen is an ultralight carbon trekking design without VersaBasket support. For skiing or camera-forward snow use, stay with Ridge (included VersaBaskets) or choose Hybrid for alpine trekking.
Q: How do I get support if I have an issue?
A: Reach out anytime via our Contact page, and we’ll help promptly with setup, parts, or warranty questions.
10.26 oz (291 g) per pole; 20.53 oz (582 g) per pair
Grip
35 cm EVA grip
Locking system
Aluminum external lock
Included accessories
Two VersaBaskets and two snow basket lock nuts
Reviews (4)
4 reviews for Asgard Ridge Ski Poles | 7075 Aluminum, Long Grip & Camera Mount
Rated 5 out of 5
KarmicWhiplash –
Preordered mine last week — best decision ever. They’re lightweight, stylish as hell, and the presale deal was too good to pass up. Gonna look fresh on the slopes this year!
Rated 5 out of 5
Pyraxero –
Took these poles out on the slopes last weekend — they performed great! ???? The grip stayed firm even with gloves on, and the aluminum build felt solid but not heavy. Adjusting the length was quick and easy between runs. The camera mount was a nice bonus for filming descents. And the pink color? Got tons of compliments — easy to spot and super fun!
Rated 5 out of 5
Albert –
My 3 skiing poles so far. By far the best!
Very durable and strong. Love the grip of the pole, comfortable to use. It was a blessing not to carry an additional pole for my GoPro.
Charlotte –
Thanks so much for the great feedback, Albert!
We’re really glad to hear you’re enjoying the durability and grip of the poles, and that the camera mount has been useful for capturing your runs without extra gear.
Appreciate you taking the time to share your experience!
Rated 5 out of 5
Dollylilly –
As a beginner skiing in Colorado, these poles have been awesome. Super solid but not heavy, and I really notice the stability on steeper runs and packed snow. The long grip is clutch for hiking short sections or adjusting hand position without stopping.
Length adjustment is easy even with gloves on, and the aluminum feels way more durable than rental poles. The camera mount is a nice bonus for filming laps with friends.
Great choice for anyone learning to ski out here in CO—definitely feels like gear I won’t outgrow anytime soon.
KarmicWhiplash –
Preordered mine last week — best decision ever. They’re lightweight, stylish as hell, and the presale deal was too good to pass up. Gonna look fresh on the slopes this year!
Pyraxero –
Took these poles out on the slopes last weekend — they performed great! ???? The grip stayed firm even with gloves on, and the aluminum build felt solid but not heavy. Adjusting the length was quick and easy between runs. The camera mount was a nice bonus for filming descents. And the pink color? Got tons of compliments — easy to spot and super fun!
Albert –
My 3 skiing poles so far. By far the best!
Very durable and strong. Love the grip of the pole, comfortable to use. It was a blessing not to carry an additional pole for my GoPro.
Charlotte –
Thanks so much for the great feedback, Albert!
We’re really glad to hear you’re enjoying the durability and grip of the poles, and that the camera mount has been useful for capturing your runs without extra gear.
Appreciate you taking the time to share your experience!
Dollylilly –
As a beginner skiing in Colorado, these poles have been awesome. Super solid but not heavy, and I really notice the stability on steeper runs and packed snow. The long grip is clutch for hiking short sections or adjusting hand position without stopping.
Length adjustment is easy even with gloves on, and the aluminum feels way more durable than rental poles. The camera mount is a nice bonus for filming laps with friends.
Great choice for anyone learning to ski out here in CO—definitely feels like gear I won’t outgrow anytime soon.