LEKI pole guards & race protection

LEKI protection for slalom, training and alpine racing

LEKI protection at SF Sports: gate guards, shin guards, forearm protection and thumb guards for ski racers, junior athletes and performance-focused skiers. The key is the complete setup: pole, glove, Trigger system and compatible protection.

LEKI race protection Slalom pole guards Trigger-compatible setup Shin · hand · forearm

Setup

How to combine LEKI protection

LEKI protection works best when it fits the full setup: LEKI ski poles, Trigger grip, glove or Trigger strap and the right gate guard need to work together. For slalom racers, hand protection, shin guards and forearm guards are key parts of the setup.

  • Gate Guards / pole guards
  • Shin Guards / parastinchi
  • Forearm protection / protezione avambraccio
  • Trigger 3D compatibility
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Buying advice

Which LEKI protection fits your use case?

With LEKI, protection is not just about one product. In racing, the system matters: pole, grip, glove, pole guard and skier profile need to match. For juniors and racers, the choice should depend on discipline, size and training volume.

Race setup

For slalom, gate guards, shin guards and forearm protection are important. For giant slalom, thumb guards or forearm protection can also make sense.

Compatibility

Pole guards must fit the LEKI pole and grip system. Check Trigger 3D, adapters and mounting compatibility carefully.

SF Sports

Advice at SF Sports

We look at LEKI protection together with ski poles, gloves and race service so your setup works properly on snow.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about LEKI protection

Which LEKI protection do I need for slalom?

Depending on the level, slalom racers typically use gate guards on the poles, shin guards, forearm protection and often a back protector. Junior racers and ski racers benefit from a well-matched setup.

Do LEKI gate guards fit every ski pole?

Not always. LEKI pole guards need to match the pole, grip system and adapter. Compatibility is especially important with Trigger 3D and race poles.

What is the difference between a gate guard and a shin guard?

Gate guards protect the hands on the pole from gate impacts. Shin guards protect the shin and knee area when actively clearing slalom gates.

Should I buy LEKI protection together with LEKI ski poles?

In many cases yes, because pole, Trigger system, glove or Trigger strap and pole guard fit together more reliably. This helps avoid compatibility problems in the race setup.