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& 1998 Winter Olympic Gold Medals Won With Radius
Alpine Ski Poles |
- Gold
Medal, Men's Alpine Combined, 1994 Winter Olympics,
Lillehammer, Norway, February 25, 1994, Lasse Kjus,
Norway
- Used
Swix "Falcon" and "Cobra DHC" Aerodynamic Carbon Fiber
Ski Poles Gold Medal, Women's Super G, 1998 Winter
Olympics, Nagano, Japan, February 11, 1998, Picabo
Street, USA
- Used
Swix "SGC 1100" Aerodynamic Carbon Fiber Ski Poles
Poles Were Designed, Developed, and Licensed by Radius
Engineering, U.S. Patents No. 5,534,203 and 5,505,492
- Swix
"Cobra DHC" (Now DHC 1200) and "SGC 1100" Poles Are
Approximately 54" Long, .48" X .63" Elliptical Cross
Section, Tapering to .35" Diameter at Tip and .53"
Diameter at Grip, and Weigh 125 Gr. With Grip Strap
and Tip/basket
- Swix
"Falcon" (Now Mach 1000 ) Has a Maximum Aerodynamic
Cross Section of .82" X .56" and Weighs 100 Gr. With
Grip Strap and Tip/basket
- These
Alpine Poles Survive Extreme Impact and Durability
Requirements
- These
Carbon Poles Are about 4 Times More Durable than
Aluminum Poles Based on Actual Pole Return Rates,
and about 10 Times More Durable in Simulated Impact
Tests Consisting of 125 Impacts at 50 Mph Against
Simulated Slalom Pole
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