- High-quality aluminum alloy,high strength, wear resistance , corrosion resistance and oxidation resistance.It has good elasticity and sufficient support, which is the perfect combination of weight and support. Quick lock system, telescopic adjustment, high locking strength, fast impact resistance, high and low temperature resistance, stronger, more durable and safe
- Elongated sweat-absorbent EVA non-slip comfortable handle, comfortable non-slip, conforms to the curve of the palm，Comfortable and adjustable wristband, soft and comfortable, tight and breathable, more comfortable to use
- Wear-resistant stick tip, stick rod integrated mud holder, small and light, anti-dropping, wear-resistant tungsten steel stick tip and protective cover, long-lasting use
- For all conditions，from challenging ice climbing to casual walks in the surrounding area, no matter what the terrain or season, Our trekking poles can help you maintain balance, provide you with propulsion and protect your knee joints
- Durable design will withstand any challenging backpacking trip.
Satisfy your thirst for adventure,You'll feel 100% satisfaction from the moment you received the trekking poles. Durable design will withstand any challenging backpacking trip.We are quite sure that you will be super-impressed with the durability, portability, versatility and high quality of our trekking poles.
Product information
Product name: E4201 #cross country running pole
Wristband: Polyester Fiber Hypalon
Handle: EVA
Rod: 7075 aluminum alloy carbon fiber
Tip: Tungsten Cobalt Alloy
Specifications: 130cm
Weight: about 153 grams
prompt:We only sell trekking poles, others are props
Package Include:
2 *Trekking Poles
Tips:Due to manual measurement, please allow some errors.The subtle difference between the picture and the actual object is caused by the brightness of the light. Thank you for your understanding.
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