For more than 50 years, Kerma has specialised in ski poles designed to provide balance, support and dependable performance across the mountain. Closely associated with Dynastar and Lange within the wider Rossignol Group brand family, Kerma applies decades of alpine equipment experience to one of the most important parts of a skier’s setup.
At Alpine Beach, our Kerma range focuses on practical, reliable ski poles for recreational skiers, developing juniors and experienced riders looking for confident pole planting and all-mountain versatility.
Ski Pole Specialists
Rather than producing equipment across every snow category, Kerma has developed a strong reputation through its focus on ski poles and protective race equipment.
The brand creates poles for a range of skiing disciplines, including:
- Recreational and resort skiing
- All-mountain skiing
- Freeride and touring
- Alpine racing
- Junior skiing
This specialist approach allows Kerma to concentrate on the qualities that matter most in a ski pole: low weight, strength, comfortable handling and dependable performance.
Designed for Balance and Control
Ski poles play an important role in maintaining rhythm, initiating turns and staying balanced across changing terrain. A well-chosen pair can also help with pushing across flat sections, navigating lift queues and moving around the resort.
Kerma ski poles may feature:
- Lightweight aluminium or composite shafts
- Comfortable, ergonomic grips
- Adjustable wrist straps
- Durable baskets suited to groomed snow
- Strong tips for secure contact with the snow
- Junior-specific proportions and grip sizes
Individual features vary between models, allowing skiers to choose poles suited to their ability, terrain and intended use.
Part of a Trusted Alpine Equipment Family
Kerma is closely connected with some of the ski industry’s most established specialist brands. Within the wider Rossignol Group family, Dynastar focuses on skis, Lange on ski boots and Look on bindings, while Kerma provides poles and selected protective equipment.
Together, these brands offer skiers access to equipment developed around alpine performance, precision and long-standing mountain experience.
Choosing the Right Kerma Ski Poles
Correct pole length helps promote a comfortable stance and natural arm position. As a general guide, hold the pole upside down beneath the basket while wearing ski boots. Your elbow should form an angle of approximately 90 degrees when the pole is the right length.
Other considerations include:
-
Shaft material: Aluminium provides dependable strength and good value, while composite materials can reduce weight.
-
Grip comfort: The handle should feel secure without requiring excessive pressure.
-
Basket size: Standard baskets suit groomed resort conditions, while wider baskets perform better in softer snow.
-
Intended use: Recreational, freeride and racing poles may use different constructions and grip designs.
Junior skiers should use appropriately sized kids’ ski poles rather than oversized adult models.
Shop Kerma Ski Poles at Alpine Beach
Explore the range of Kerma ski poles at Alpine Beach and complete your setup with reliable equipment from a specialist alpine brand. Whether you’re replacing an old pair, preparing for your first ski trip or selecting poles for a growing junior skier, Kerma offers practical designs made for confident days on the mountain.
Shop online with free shipping on orders over $100 and flexible payment options through Afterpay and Zip Pay.