Quick-hit dawn patrols, weeklong glacier expeditions and everything in between—the Black Diamond Razor Carbon Pro ski poles are a go-to for any day skiing the backcountry.
The most secure pole-adjustment Forged aluminum construction mechanism available, FlickLock® Pro features a forged aluminum construction and a low-profile design for ultimate clamping force when you need it most.
We trust what we make because we use what we make. All Black Diamond products are covered by a two year warranty policy.
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Overall rating: 4.672414 / 5 from 58 reviews.
The Razor Carbon Pro ski pole is praised for its highly adjustable straps and super lightweight design, offering a perfect balance for backcountry skiing.
Review topics: ["straps","weight","design","features","feel","grip","poles","baskets","break","lockers","light","carbon","clip","latch","wrench","adjustment"].
"Recently purchased these to replace 15 year old BD poles that are still going strong, but wanted something lighter. These definitely are what I was looking for! They're plenty light, durable and feel good in the hand. Five stars!"
"Although it appears like a small purchase, the Razor Carbon Pro poles are exactly what I needed. The poles are adjustable, durable, and lightweight. Exactly what I was looking for. The on-line purchase was easy and the package shipped on time. Great purchase."
"Gas"
"AWESOME POLES , Reliable Strong Well built LOVE IT BUY WITHOUT HESITATION"
"Lock mechanism is great, swing weight is great, grip is great, basket is great, strap is the only thing where I have improvement suggestions, but it’s great also!"
"Love these poles! Lightweight design, comfy grips (though I really prefer the old-style Scott "race" grips, if I had a choice for next year's design), and I love the break-away release on the straps for shoulder / wrist safety. The flick-lock locking mechanism on the poles works FAR better than the competition, in my experience - no slipping. GREAT DESIGN. I wish they came standard with proper powder baskets as, let's be real, the only reason I ski the backcountry is to access untracked pow where they are preferable. (I ordered a set, which was no big deal, but the powder baskets will live on these in perpetuity now. ) Most importantly, as noted in the subject header, the swing weight is wonderful. I don't feel like I'm fighting the pole / lugging a huge branch each time I prep a pole plant - they are effortless to use. I also like the "touring ring" which is a super nice, streamlined feature for the uphill pole when skinning across a hill or boot packing straight up without going overboard on a foot-long foam pad, tape, etc. Overall, these are a really well-designed product that do what they say they do, are lightweight, feel good your hands, and appear to be solid / durable so they'll last for seasons to come. Psyched on these poles! Again, my only requests for next season would be racer "Scott-style" world cup grips for comfort, precision, and performance and proper powder baskets as a standard feature (or selectable option when ordering). Everything else is 100% on the money! Go, Team BD! Job well-done! :)"
"The Razor Carbon Pro is a light weight ski pole and the handle is not bulky so I can wrap my small hands around them. Very easy to adjust."
"can’t wait to get these out in the backcountry!"
"Very light and easy to adjust. Perfect combination of a light pole with a solid grip and medium sized basket."
"I bought them to replace the older version - which are awesome (I keep a set of ski gear at the patrol room) and the new ones are just as wonderful with an improved locking mechanism."
| Height (A) | Suggested Length (CM) (B) |
|---|---|
| < 5'1" < 154 cm | 100 cm |
| 5'1" - 5'7" 154 - 171 cm | 110 cm |
| 5'8" - 5'11" 172 - 182 cm | 120 cm |
| 6'+ 183 cm + | 130 cm |
Stand straight and bend your elbow at 90°. Measure the distance from your fist to the ground, then add about 2 inches to account for the pole tip that extends beyond the powder basket.
