Atomic Redster GS SQS Ski Poles
Atomic Redster GS SQS Ski Poles - Red Tension / 44 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Atomic Redster GS SQS Ski Poles - Red Tension / 44 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Description
Description
The Atomic Redster GS SQS is a full race pole built around the same DNA you see on World Cup courses. The aluminum 7075 shaft is genuinely stiff and durable when you're bashing gates or planting hard on firm piste. The bent GS shaft keeps your hands and arms in an aerodynamic position when you're tucked, and the 40mm race basket is slim enough to cut through snow without catching. If you're running race poles for the first time or upgrading from a recreational pole, this is where most skiers land.
What we Like
The SQS system is the standout feature. SQS - Safety Quick Release - means the strap pops free from the grip the instant tension builds in a fall. No yanking, no twisted wrists. It's the same release concept Atomic puts on their more expensive sticks. The Ergonomic Redster Grip (2K) is two-component construction, shaped to fit your hand firmly at speed, and it's hand guard-ready if you decide to add guards later. The premium padded strap adjusts easily and doesn't create pressure points on longer runs. Carbide tip bites on hard snow. This is a clean, capable race pole at a price that makes sense for a junior racer or a sport-class adult who doesn't need a World Cup shaft.
Why Willi's
We've been fitting racers and recreational skiers in the Pittsburgh area for over 50 years. Stop in at any of our three locations and we'll check your pole length in person — it makes a bigger difference than most people expect. Pole grips and length aren't something you want to guess at.

