Backpacks | Carbon Whippet

Black Diamond

Carbon Whippet

$151.96

Description

　　Removable pick for versatility; light, durable shaft

　　The latest evolution of our legendary Whippet, this two-piece pole features a removable steel pick, giving you extra traction on steep, high-consequence terrain. By using the ClickLock dial, you can release the pick and descend moderate slopes with a lightweight, yet rugged two-piece pole. The pole features a carbon fiber lower with an aluminum upper and upgraded FlickLock Pro adjustment, which is now lighter, stronger and easier to use, with a more durable, forged aluminum construction.

　　Sold individually.

Footprint sold separately.

Description

Brand Name:

Black Diamond

Handle Material:

Rubber

Gender:

Unisex

Lock Mechanism:

Flick Lock

Weight:

0.98 lb / 443 g

Shock Absorption:

No Shock

Min Length (inches/cm):

Collapsed Length: [99 cm] 40 in

Max Length (Inches/cm):

Usable Length: [99-140 cm] 40-55 in

Shaft Material:

Carbon and Aluminum

Mfg Sku/Part Number:

BD1115820000ALL1

UPC:

793661426875

Other Features:

• ClickLock Dial
• FlickLock® Pro adjustability - now featuring aluminum construction that's lighter and easier to use
• Removable steel pick
• Grip insert for ski mode
• Carbon lower shaft, aluminum upper shaft
• Indexed ¾ powder basket

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