Product Summary
High performance, three-section technical poles with anti-shock technology suitable for multiple terrains. Read more.
The Ultralight carbon fibre trekking poles. This adjustable system features two sections, which can be expanded or collapsed as needed depending on height. The handle has been developed with an anti-shock system that can be locked or unlocked. When unlocked the anti-shock system will be activated and provide comfort for steep decent taking most of the impact. When locked, the trekking pole works just like a normal trekking poles. The system is easily activated by twisting the top of handle.
Ideal for trekking and hiking, with light use in snow or ice conditions.
Used and tested by Nimsdai in the most extreme environments on earth.
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Ultralight Trekking Poles - (Pair)
Ultralight Trekking Poles - (Pair)
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Product Summary
High performance, three-section technical poles with anti-shock technology suitable for multiple terrains. Read more.
The Ultralight carbon fibre trekking poles. This adjustable system features two sections, which can be expanded or collapsed as needed depending on height. The handle has been developed with an anti-shock system that can be locked or unlocked. When unlocked the anti-shock system will be activated and provide comfort for steep decent taking most of the impact. When locked, the trekking pole works just like a normal trekking poles. The system is easily activated by twisting the top of handle.
Ideal for trekking and hiking, with light use in snow or ice conditions.
Used and tested by Nimsdai in the most extreme environments on earth.
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Technology
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Gear designed, developed and exped tested by the best in the world, in the most extreme environments on Earth – this kit is made to help you achieve your new possible.
