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Cross Trail 3 TA Trekking Poles

The Speed Lock Plus is an advanced locking mechanism that allows you to quickly and securely adjust the length of your trekking poles. Once you set your desired length, it locks in place, ensuring stability and safety during your hikes. This feature is especially beneficial for adjusting the poles on-the-go, allowing you to adapt to different terrains without losing time.

The Cross Shark Grip combines traditional grip features with an ergonomic design, providing a secure hold that enhances your control over the poles. This design reduces hand fatigue and improves comfort, especially during long hikes or challenging terrains, making your outdoor experience more enjoyable.

A Flex Tip is designed to provide superior traction and grip on various surfaces, such as rocks, dirt, and gravel. This adaptability improves stability and reduces the risk of slipping, allowing you to navigate challenging terrains with confidence. It’s an essential feature for hikers looking for reliable performance in diverse conditions.

The Mesh Strap is made from breathable material, which helps keep your hands cool and comfortable during use. It also secures the poles to your wrists, preventing them from falling if you let go. This feature is particularly useful during steep climbs or when you need to use your hands for other tasks, ensuring your poles are always within reach.

Aluminum construction offers a perfect balance of lightweight design and strength, making the poles easy to carry and use over long distances. This durability ensures that the poles can withstand the rigors of hiking and camping, providing you with reliable support without adding unnecessary weight to your gear.

Yes, the trekking poles equipped with the Speed Lock Plus mechanism allow for easy length adjustments. Simply loosen the lock, extend or shorten the pole to your desired length, and then tighten the lock to secure it in place. This quick adjustment feature is ideal for adapting to different hiking conditions and personal preferences.