LEKI MCT Superlite Trekking Pole Pair

Ultraleichte & stabile Stöcke. Sie sind bei all meinen Touren dabei. Egal ob Hochtour, klettern (für den Abstieg) oder flotte Hiking Touren.

Leicht, zuverlässiger Halt, zu wünschen: Angabe über maximale Länge, diese fehlt.

Super zum wandern in den Bergen , sehr leicht und platzsparend zu verstauen

ich hatte 5 Sterne für schnelle Lieferung und Stöcke sowieso vergeben...An den Stöcken ist nach wie vor nichts auszusetzen, allerdings hatte ich 2 Paar bestellt und jetzt, nur 2 Wochen später wären sie sage und schreibe 50,- Euro günstiger. das geht gar nicht!

We just finished a week long trip at 2 national parks Yosemite, Sequoia, and the Rubicon trail. The only other trekking poles I've used were aluminum with wrist straps.AWESOME QUICK RELEASE GLOVES They fit small medium and large hands, I'm a womens medium/large and it took a few minutes of trial to get them adjusted just right. My husband has men's XL hands, and they fit but would be better if he had another inch of velcro closure. Let me tell you these are not only incredibly lightweight but the gloves with loops that quickly attach by slipping it over the hook and pushing down and unattach by pulling back a latch with your thumb are the most effective things for me. I dislocated and sprained my pinky on my right hand. The glove allowed me to have a loose grip and use the glove as a weight bearing point instead of squeezing pole tightly as I had to do with my other poles, thus relieving added stress on my sprained digit. Another benefit of the gloves, you can release your grip, swing the pole forward mid step and land it by gripping. This was helpful to again relieve hand grip stress. MULTI TERRAIN TIPSThese are some type of metal with a concave tip. I was on alot of granite boulders and soft forest floor, they were stable and didn't slip. Although they were a bit noisy landing them on the granite. I sounded like a pirate with 2 pegs legs coming up on other folks. A benefit to the noise was I never encountered a bear. Lol.CORK HANDLE GRIPS These are ergonomically comfortable and really help mitigate sweat. ASSEMBLY AND BREAKDOWNEasy peasy, the sections are tethered with a covered cord, hold the poles vertical pull up on the cork handle, this aligns the poles, then pull harder the poles will slip in and the handle pops over a spring button to hold it in place. To break down pull-up on the cork handle grip to relieve pressure off the spring button, push the button and let the handle slide down over it, then just pull the poles apart and fold. It has a flip up/down plastic clip to snap both poles together for when assembled and not in use to keep them together. They come with clear protective caps for the tips when not in use.STORAGE BAG is a mesh and nylon drawstring bag, has ample space to easily slide both poles in without a struggle. It also has a loop so you can clip it to your gear. The sides and bottom have elastic so you can roll it up and secure it closed for compact stowing. I wouldn't have minded if the drawstring and hanging loop were made from paracord and not the polypropylene looking string. I'll likely be changing those out.OVERALL THOUGHTS Absolutely the best trekking poles I've had. The quick release gloves are a game changer for me even with a sprained finger I was able to relieve pressure off my bad knee and hip without putting strain on my hands while trying to manage the poles. I was able to shoot some videos with a small action camera without have to release the glove from the pole. I'm very pleased with these and believe you will be also.Hopefully this was helpful, Thank you!