Price: $27.97
(as of Jul 03, 2024 11:44:44 UTC – Details)
Product Description
Ergonomic anti-slip natural cork grip handle precisely conforms to your palm, absorb sweat and keep your hands comfortable throughout your hike. Padded strap to ensure a better more comfortable grip. The extended foam handles is convenient when the terrain changes.
Adjustable height cane: our walking canes come with the ability to adjust the height. This walking cane adjusts for people up to 6’3″ In height.
Our poles also include tungsten carbide tips and adjustable wrist straps. tip kit includes: snow basket, boots, small rubber feet
The buit-in spring shock absorber, greatly reduce the force of impact on your wrist, crucial if you have unstable hips, knees or ankles or have had any previous injuries to those joints.
Stronger than Carbon Fiber
The trekking poles are made of lightweight but sturdy aircraft grade 7075 aluminum alloy, its ability to withstand pressure and impact is far superior to carbon fiber, which is essential for hiking on steep or rocky terrain or load more weight.
This hiking walking sticks use a combination of quick flip locks and twist lock to achieve a balance of strength, light weight and ease of use, our lock mechanism provide a faster easier and secure hold when adjusting your pole. Poles are extendable from 19.7 to 43.3inches, perfect Christmas gift for men, women, children and seniors.
Aviation grade aluminum alloy to make the Poles Strongest & Lightest, only 7.8 oz or LESS THAN a pound. Anti-shock material！
Ergonomic cork T handle, It’s easy to hold on hikes, Reduce stress on your knees, and wicks away sweat.
Quick-lock & Extendable: easy to collapse and small enough to pack in your Carry Bag, the desired height ranging from 50cm(19.7″) to 110cm(43.3″)
Our poles also include tungsten carbide tips and adjustable wrist straps. tip kit includes: snow basket, boots, small rubber feet
To ensure every customer 100% satisfied, We provide 30 days money-back guarantee if you are not satisfied with the trekking poles.
