Backpacks | Cross Trail FX.One Superlite

Leki

Cross Trail FX.One Superlite

$183.96

Description

　　The extremely lightweight fixed-length Cross Trail FX.One Superlite carbon pole, with its diameter of just 14/12 millimeters, is equipped with the newly designed Cross Shark grip. The system is ideally suited for fast hiking and combines the advantages of a trail running grip with those of a trekking grip. The wide strap made of highly breathable mesh with an optimized fit, encloses the hand firmly and securely, relieving stress on the hand muscles. The open-pored, imitation cork foam grip is rounded off with a grip extension for additional grip variations. Off to your next workout with this versatile folding pole in a modern unisex style!

　　Sold in pairs.

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Description

Brand:

Leki

Mfg Sku/Part Number:

65225561

Gender:

Unisex

Pack size:

37 cm (for 120 cm size)

Weight:

162 g (for 120 cm size)

Grip:

Cross Shark

Strap:

Shark Frame Strap Mesh

Material:

Carbon (HRC)

Finish:

Matte Finish

Segments:

4 sections

Diameter:

Ø 14|12|12|12 mm

Construction:

Fixed Length

Folding System:

Push-Button

Basket:

Trail Running Basket

Tip:

Trail Running Tip (Carbide)

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