How can I know what pole model I have?
Each pole has a model number below the grip. If you have questions about the model number and the appropriate replacement parts, keep reading below or text us at 801-621-2300.
What collet fits my pole?
Goode offers 2 collet sizes – 10.4mm and 12.7mm.
The 10.4mm collet fits all Pure Carbon, G-Carbon (NOT Lite), and Junior Adjustable poles made after 2010.
The 12.7mm fits all SuperMax, SuperMax Plus, G-Max, G-Max Plus, G-Carbon Lite, Carbon Neutral, and Bamboo poles made after 2010.
What basket fits my pole?
All Goode baskets will fit any ski pole with the current collet system. If the collet on your pole does not have a threaded collar, you’ll need to replace the collet to fit new baskets.
What grip fits my pole?
Goode offers 2 replacement grip styles – Precision Height Grip and the Uni-Grip
The Precision Height Grip fits the Pure Carbon and G-Carbon poles but is only adjustable on the Pure Carbon poles.
The Uni-Grip will fit any of our 12.7mm poles (SuperMax, SuperMax Plus, G-Max, G-Max Plus, G-Carbon Lite, Carbon Neutral, and Bamboo poles).
What strap works with my grip?
The Inter-Loc Wrist Strap only works with the Precision Height Adjustable Grip
The Black Standard Wrist Strap can be installed on most grips using a screw to connect the strap to the grip.
How to remove/change collet
Goode ski pole collets are pressure fitted to the pole. To remove, position in a vice-grip and pull the shaft of the pole. It will require some force. You can also hit the collet with a hammer until it pops off.
To install the new collet, simply tap it on with a rubber mallet or hammer. If you have difficulties installing the collet, soak it in hot tap water for a few minutes.
How to remove/change basket
The InterChangeable basket with threads can be twisted off the collet with a little effort.
To install new InterChangeable baskets, soak in hot tap water for 10 minutes and pop or twist them onto the threaded collets.
All other baskets will need to be cut off the collet.
What diameter is my pole?
The 10.4mm poles are Pure Carbon, G-Carbon (NOT Lite), and Junior Adjustable poles.
The 12.7mm poles are SuperMax, SuperMax Plus, G-Max, G-Max Plus, G-Carbon Lite, Carbon Neutral, and Bamboo poles.
How to retrofit a new collet to an old pole – Pin System
Remove the tip or collet from the bottom of the pole.Simply wedge your pole at the base just above the collet/tip assembly (we recommend using a vice) and give a good pull. You may want to wrap something around the shaft to protect it as you pull.
Using a hacksaw or band saw, make a straight cut through the pole right above the pin. It is best if you can roll the pole as you cut.
We recommend sanding lightly around the edges towards the center of the shaft to eliminate any burrs, etc.
Turn the pole upside down with the grip on the ground. Tap on the Collet with a rubber mallet until it is set in place.
If you have difficulty getting the tip re-applied, you can dip the collet into some warm water for a minute or two.
How are your ski poles measured?
Goode ski poles are measured from the top of the grip to the bottom of the tip.
What size ski pole is right for me?
Ski pole sizing is ultimately up to customer preferences, but please see the chart below for a general idea of the right size based on your height.
You can also use the following guideline: Measure from the floor to the top of your hand with your elbow held at 90°, then add 2” (5cm).
| Skier Height | Pole Length Inches | Pole Length CM |
|---|---|---|
| 6'7" + | 56 | 140 |
| 6'4" - 6'6" | 54 | 135 |
| 6'1" - 6'3" | 52 | 130 |
| 5'10" - 6'0" | 50 | 125 |
| 5'7" - 5'9" | 48 | 120 |
| 5'4" - 5'6" | 46 | 115 |
| 5'1" - 5'3" | 44 | 110 |
| 4'9" - 5'0" | 42 | 105 |
| 4'5" - 4'8" | 40 | 100 |
| 4'1" - 4'4" | 38 | 95 |
| 3'9" - 4'0" | 36 | 90 |
| 3'5" - 3'8" | 34 | 85 |
| < 3'4" | 32 | 80 |
How to adjust the PHA Grip
The Precision Height Adjustable Grip can easily be adjusted by loosening the Allen head bolt at the base of the grip. Twist the grip until you reach the desired height of the pole.
Tighten the Allen head bolt when desired height is reached.
How can I shorten my poles?
Remove the tip or collet from the bottom of the pole. Simply wedge your pole at the base just above the collet/tip assembly (we recommend using a vice) and give a good pull. You may want to wrap something around the shaft to protect it as you pull.
Measure and mark the length of the poles you’d like.
Using a hacksaw or band saw, make a straight cut through the pole. It is best if you roll the pole as you cut.
We recommend sanding lightly around the edges towards the center of the shaft to eliminate any burrs, etc.
Turn the pole upside down with the grip on the ground. Tap on the Collet with a rubber mallet until it is set in place.
If you have difficulty getting the tip re-applied, you can dip the collet into some warm water for a minute or two.
THE
TECHNOLOGY
Leading Through Carbon Technology
In 1990, we forever changed the industry by introducing the world’s first carbon fiber ski pole. Today, Goode is the world leader and produces more composite ski poles than all of the other companies combined.
Lighter, Stronger, More Aerodynamic
All of the best performing sporting products are made of carbon fiber – shouldn’t your poles be, too? Experience for yourself why Goode poles ski great!
In 1990, we forever changed the industry by introducing the world's first carbon fiber ski pole. Pure carbon composite poles are roughly 30% lighter and up to six times stronger than aluminum alloy poles. They don't bend, are more durable and have excellent feel and balance.
We Know Carbon.
It all started in 1975 when Dave Goode founded a company that was deeply rooted in skiing. His passion for skiing shines through in the products he pioneered when building the first carbon ski pole, the first carbon water ski and the first carbon snow ski. We don't just build carbon products, we build products that perform at the highest levels of the sport, that give skiers the best experience and deliver memories that last a lifetime.
IDEAS INTO
REVOLUTIONARY
PRODUCTS
All of the best performing sporting products are made of carbon fiber – shouldn’t your poles be, too? Experience for yourself why Goode poles ski great!
Our Materialatented pole design features thin “pencil” shafts for better balance and feel. Most of our shafts are the same diameter at the top and bottom. Pure carbon composite poles are about 30% lighter and up to six times stronger than aluminum alloy poles, don’t bend, are more durable, and have excellent feel and balance.