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Andesite Trekking Poles (Fall 2023)
Mountainsmith
Andesite Trekking Poles (Fall 2023)
$74.96
Description

　　perfect for long distances, steep descents, and lightweight packablity

　　The Real Hiking Viking needed to upgrade from a pair of twigs he found at the trailhead to something a little more sturdy... He asked us for his help, and said "Make'm light, make'm comfortable, and make'm so they won't break." So, we listened. Introducing our most lightweight and durable trekking poles to date. Perfect for long distances, steep descents, and puncturing the bottom of a beer can. Within just a few steps they'll feel like an extension of your arm.

　　

MATERIALS

Carbon Fiber Durable Carbide Tips

DIMENSIONS

VOLUME

CAPACITY

WEIGHT

11.2 oz / 0.3 kg (Pair)

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
Mountainsmith
Gender:
Unisex
Color:
Carbon
Weight:
11.2 oz / 0.3 kg (Pair)
Waterproof:
Yes
Dimensions:
32" (comp) - 55" (ext) / 81.2 cm (comp) - 139.7 cm (ext)
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
19-9100-01
UPC:
757894330026
Other Features:
  • 32" (comp) - 55" (ext) / 81.2 cm (comp) - 139.7 cm (ext)
  • Adjustable soft-touch webbing wrist straps
  • Molded EVA foam handles
  • Double cam twist lock adjustment
  • Two telescoping sections
  • Removable hiking baskets w/ locking pins
  • Rubber boot tips included for safer storage and use in fragile environments
  • Sold as a pair
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