- 【LIGHT WEIGHT & COMPACT POLES】 –127g / 140g/ 146g / 148g / 151g or LESS THAN a pound - Our 7075 aluminum alloy poles provide hikers, walkers, back packers, campers and many more the best option for a light weight strong pole. You will feel the difference when on long hikes or daily walks
- 【DON'T USE THE BROKEN POLES】Trekking poles tough carbon fiber can withstand pressure and impact.Help prevent knee injury, support extra weight.It won't let you down while on the rocks, trail, sand, in the park or on any other surface.
- 【INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY】With the ergonomic EVA foam handle&adjustable wrist straps which can provide more support, less chaffing. Sweat-absorbent, more comfortable and sturdy than cork handle.Using an innovative flip lock&metal stopper secure locking technology so that you can adjust the length of the trekking poles quickly, easily using and secure.
- 【SUITABLE FOR ALL CONDITIONS】 From challenging ice mountain climbing to casual strolling around the neighborhood - our included accessories and tungsten carbide tips will not let you down, whatever the terrain or the season may be. Thermoplastic rubber tips & baskets strongly attach to the trekking sticks, so you can forget about losing them on snowy or muddy trails
Specs:
length：100cm/115cm/120cm/125cm/130cm
weight：127g / 140g/ 146g / 148g / 151g(With tips)
For people from 3'6" to 6'4"
Durable lightweight aluminum alloy constructions
Tungsten steel carbide tips for gravel, hard packed dirt or ice
Mud disc for sand, mud or snow
Comfortable ergonomic EVA grips & wrist straps
Built in anti-shock feature
The benefits of using a comfortable climbing pole:
1. Help set and keep a consistent pace - Using trekking poles allows you to get into a rhythm and stay focused on maintaining a consistent pace.
2. Give you a boost on climbs - Going up steep climbs requires your legs to work extra hard, especially if you're also carrying a backpack. Using your trekking poles to boost yourself up with your arms helps keep your energy level up.
3. Take pressure off you knees on descents - Long descents can be hard on your knees and ankles. Trekking poles can be used to catch some of your weight with your arms, reducing the pounding that your knees and ankles have to endure. Trekking poles also aid with stability on steep sections or large drops.
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