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Old January 16th 06, 02:07 PM
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Just grabbed 2 pairs of NewOldStock poles on ebay, most likely made in the
90's. Very light, they are labeled SWIX Crosslite Composite - reinforced
carbon/glass. They also have a yellow band below the cork handle with the
lenght and text "Stiff: 24,69" printed, along with a serial number. Can't
find any info about them on the net. Anyone knows where these would fit in
today's Swix line-up? Would they be better suited for skate or classic or
both (whichever way, I need to cut them down...)? pictu
http://i21.ebayimg.com/04/i/05/b4/6f/fc_1.JPG

Thanks,

BarryT


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Old January 16th 06, 05:29 PM
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The poles would fit below the now Carbon poles. Basically an entry level
pole.

Mark Strabel

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Just grabbed 2 pairs of NewOldStock poles on ebay, most likely made in the
90's. Very light, they are labeled SWIX Crosslite Composite - reinforced
carbon/glass. They also have a yellow band below the cork handle with the
lenght and text "Stiff: 24,69" printed, along with a serial number. Can't
find any info about them on the net. Anyone knows where these would fit in
today's Swix line-up? Would they be better suited for skate or classic or
both (whichever way, I need to cut them down...)? pictu
http://i21.ebayimg.com/04/i/05/b4/6f/fc_1.JPG

Thanks,

BarryT



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Old January 16th 06, 05:51 PM
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check this page showing poles strength, weight and more

http://www.swix.no/NorD676.htm

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Old January 17th 06, 07:50 PM
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I guess for an entry level skater like myself (3 days of skating vs. 30
years of classic) they'll be just great! ;-)

BarryT

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The poles would fit below the now Carbon poles. Basically an entry level
pole.

Mark Strabel



 




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