Grabs Pro V28

Pro was developed for competition-focused freeskiing, with a magnetic connection designed to keep the pole with your hand during grabs. But you don't have to compete to choose it. When locked in, the pole stays in your palm even when you open your hand to adjust your goggles, grab your skis or do something else.

Both poles feature the GRABS magnetic connection, adjustable elastic straps and modular construction.

Pro features an additional magnetic locking point, the MagKey®, at the bottom of the handle. This keeps the pole positioned in your palm even when you open your hand.

Park uses the magnetic MagCap® connection at the top of the handle, without the additional locking point. It offers a more traditional, relaxed feel while retaining quick attachment and release.

Pitch features an adjustable shaft, a larger ergonomic handle and a traditional strap. It was developed for riders who want more flexibility in their setup.

The strap attachment can be positioned in two ways. The "under" position provides a traditional grip, while the "over" position brings the handle closer to your thumb and index finger when grabbing.

It's simple. The adjustable elastic strap sits around your hand like a bracelet. The MagCap® at the end of the strap clicks magnetically onto the top of the pole handle, making attachment quick and easy. Simply pull upwards to detach it.

Pro has a second magnetic connection called the MagKey®, which locks into the bottom of the handle. Together with the adjustable strap, this keeps the pole positioned in your palm when you open your hand.

To unlock the MagKey®, bring the magnetic top of your other pole handle underneath it. You can ski with Pro either locked or unlocked.

Yes. The magnetic connection is designed to separate when sufficient force is applied, such as when the pole gets stuck or is forcefully pulled backwards.

The release mechanism is a safety feature, but it does not guarantee protection against injury.

Yes. The modular system allows compatible components, including handles, shafts, baskets and straps, to be replaced independently. You can change your setup without replacing the entire pole.

Choose approximately the same length you would normally ski with. Your ideal length depends on your height, skiing style and personal preference.

A good starting point is an elbow angle of roughly 90 degrees when holding the pole with its tip planted in the snow.

GRABS uses strong magnets. Keep magnetic components away from pacemakers, other medical implants and devices that may be affected by magnetic fields, as well as magnetic-stripe cards.