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Rubber Trekking Poles Leki Hiking Friend Makalu

Leki Hiking Friend Makalu

Black

£56.45
Or 3 interest-free payments of £18.81/mo.*
8stores
Rubber Trekking Poles Highlander Mull Walking Poles SET OF 2

Highlander Mull Walking Poles SET OF 2

£23.95
Or 3 interest-free payments of £7.98/mo.*
4stores

Trekking Poles: 3 things to consider before buying

When selecting trekking poles, the material plays a crucial role in both performance and comfort. Aluminium poles are durable and budget-friendly, making them ideal for beginners or those who prioritize strength. Carbon fibre poles, on the other hand, are lightweight and absorb shock well, which can be beneficial on long treks or uneven terrain. We recommend evaluating your trekking environment and personal preferences to choose the material that best suits your needs.

The ability to adjust your trekking poles can greatly enhance your comfort and adaptability on various trails. Telescoping poles offer easy length adjustments through a lever-lock or twist-lock mechanism, making them versatile for different terrains and users of varying heights. Folding poles provide compact storage but may have limited adjustability. Consider how often you'll need to change pole length and whether you prefer convenience over compactness when deciding on adjustability features.

The grip type of trekking poles significantly impacts your comfort during hikes. Cork grips conform to your hand shape over time, providing excellent sweat absorption and reducing vibration, which is great for long hikes. Foam grips offer a soft feel with good moisture-wicking properties, while rubber grips are durable and provide insulation in cold weather but might not be as comfortable in hot conditions. Evaluate the climate of your typical hiking destinations and your personal comfort preference to select the most suitable grip type.

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