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Anyone remember moon poles? I always like them - had a lower end
pair, but they worked good. Does anyone remember what types of moon poles were made, who made them, where they were made and when they stopped making them? |
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On Mar 4, 10:11*pm, kddonath wrote:
Anyone remember moon poles? *I always like them - had a lower end pair, but they worked good. *Does anyone remember what types of moon poles were made, who made them, where they were made and when they stopped making them? I still have a pair of aluminum touring poles, which I bought some time in the '70s. I think that they were made in Sweden. There were also Moon racing poles. Don't know the answers to the other questions. Leland (slowlee) |
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I used to rep Moon poles in the early 80's when I was the Edsbyn Ski
Rep. They were made in Sweden. All I remember were aluminum poles, no fiberglass, but I'm sure they made them or were going to at some point. THey made racing and touring poles. A distinctive round "moon- shaped" basket. Mark On Mar 5, 7:09*am, Christine Leachman-Yee wrote: On Mar 4, 10:11*pm, kddonath wrote: Anyone remember moon poles? *I always like them - had a lower end pair, but they worked good. *Does anyone remember what types of moon poles were made, who made them, where they were made and when they stopped making them? I still have a pair of aluminum touring poles, which I bought some time in the '70s. *I think that they were made in Sweden. *There were also Moon racing poles. *Don't know the answers to the other questions. Leland (slowlee) |
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On Thursday, March 4, 2010 at 9:11:35 PM UTC-6, kddonath wrote:
Anyone remember moon poles? I always like them - had a lower end pair, but they worked good. Does anyone remember what types of moon poles were made, who made them, where they were made and when they stopped making them? I was trying to figure this out too. Sweden is what I think. My dad had a pair skiing in Swedish Vasaloppet and was looking them up after seeing some pictures |
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On Sunday, February 5, 2017 at 1:32:46 PM UTC-5, wrote:
On Thursday, March 4, 2010 at 9:11:35 PM UTC-6, kddonath wrote: Anyone remember moon poles? I always like them - had a lower end pair, but they worked good. Does anyone remember what types of moon poles were made, who made them, where they were made and when they stopped making them? I was trying to figure this out too. Sweden is what I think. My dad had a pair skiing in Swedish Vasaloppet and was looking them up after seeing some pictures Think that Reliable Race Supply brought them in. Gary Jacobson Rosendale, NY |
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