Yardsale’s P1 poles take a clever and insightful approach by integrating magnets into the handles and baskets of both poles. When aligned correctly, these magnets quickly snap together, creating ...

Quality composite or carbon fiber ski poles will cost between $60 and $100. Professionals may opt for something more expensive, while beginners can find some cheaper options likely made from aluminum.

Material: Aluminum | Available lengths: 110, 115, 120, 125, 130, 135 centimeters | Weight per pair: 1.13 pounds When it comes to ski poles, Leki reigns supreme. From the brand’s formative years ...

Yardsale’s new P1 poles take a serious look at what could make the humble ski pole better, and ratchet the design specs up a notch. With embedded magnets to keep the poles together, comfortable grips ...

One emerging ski brand, however, is dinging my case by dropping that figure to three, or at the very least three and half. Meet Yardsale’s P1 and P2 ski poles, which improve upon the basic design with ...

A San Francisco startup is serving up an audacious winter sales pitch: ski poles “that don’t suck.” That’s how Yardsale, a three-person operation founded last year and based in Hayes ...