Translation for 'ski pole' from English to Russian

ski pole

лыжная палка {ж}спорт

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pole

полюс {м}геогр.физ.

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South Pole

Южный полюс {м}геогр.

North Pole

Северный полюс {м}геогр.

Pole [Polish male]

поляк {м}

pole [long stick]

шест {м}

Pole [Polish female]

полька {ж} [национальность]

pole-vaulter [female]

прыгунья {ж} с шестомспорт

pole-vaulting {sg}

прыжки {мн} с шестомспорт

pole-vaulter [male]

прыгун {м} с шестомспорт

ski season

лыжный сезон {м}спорттуризм

• In 1958, engineer and skier Ed Scott from Sun Valley, Idaho, invented a ski pole made of aluminium instead of bamboo or steel that proved popular.
• The term skier's thumb is derived from the fact that skiers often acquire this type of injury by falling against a planted ski pole, tearing the UCL by hyperabducting it.
• The crossed ski pole and ice axe are symbolic of the tools used by mountain troops and the mule shoe indicates the pack element of the organization.
• He rose to fame after offering Canadian skier Sara Renner his ski pole after hers broke during the women's team sprint event.
• A large group of Canadian winter sports fans was delighted and impressed by the Norwegian cross-country skiing sports director Bjørnar Håkensmoen's impulsive display of sportsmanship when he handed Canadian skier Sara Renner a ski pole only seconds after her own broke during the sprint relay.

• Some prefer to place a ski pole or a ski up from the cave out through the roof or side wall.
• Norwegian coach Bjørnar Håkensmoen gave Sara Renner a ski pole after hers was broken when a competitor stepped on it during the cross-country team sprint at the 2006 Winter Olympics.
• 17 – The legendary Norwegian Gansmir, with his skis and ski pole.
• Unlike other para-Alpine disciplines, in slalom skiers are more likely to use a partial ski pole or a prosthetic to hold a ski pole.
• Skiers in this class use two skis and no ski poles in para-Alpine and para-Nordic, though skiers can use mini-ski poles provided they cannot hold a ski pole without the use of a prosthesis.

• They may wear a prosthesis, use modified length ski poles, and/or use a ski pole called an outrigger that had a small ski on the end.
• 5 cm and a shovel shaped ski pole measuring 156 cm.
• He dragged his 200-pound sledge the whole distance, using the prosthetic hook on his right hand to hold a single ski pole.
• Early ski poles were made of pine and bamboo, materials which today are used for novelty poles.