Abstract: A stick handle for ski, trekking and the like, equipped with an improved device for adjusting the wrist strap. An operating lever is equipped with a cam pawl which allows to obtain an effective blocking of the wrist strap for a variety of thickness of the strip of the wrist strap itself. One end of the wrist strap is connected to an elastic element which automatically returns it into a housing of the stick handle.

Abstract: The proposed crosscountry ski stick comprises a tube with a handgrip at its top and a snow-wheel at its lower end, fitted with a spike. The areas of contact with the snow are completely asymmetrical, that is without any symmetry axis. The spike lies in a plane which slants outwards with respect to the skier and forms an angle between 15.degree. and 45.degree.. The snow-wheel has a markedly asymmetrical shape i.e. it has no symmetry axis, it has two essentially straight sides which fan out from the tube forming an angle of between 60.degree. and 90.degree.. One of the straight sides is substantially perpendicular to the skier's direction of travel.

Abstract: This invention relates to ski sticks which are provided with interchangeable wheels fitted with fastening structure engaging in corresponding structure integral with the stick rod, which are of complementary shape to the former and are such as to releasably engage therein, so as to clamp said wheel to the stick rod.