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Distance Carbon Z Trekking Poles
Black Diamond
Distance Carbon Z Trekking Poles
$151.96
Description

　　The Distance Carbon Z is Black Diamond's lightest Z-Pole, engineered for those who travel fast. With 100% carbon construction, the Distance Carbon Z features a three-section foldable design that allows for fast-response deployment.

　　BD has slimmed down the diameter of the poles, shaving weight and bulk without sacrificing durability. Its lightweight and supportive Distance strap is breathable and moisture wicking, the ultralight EVA grip has just the right amount of comfort and non-scarring rubber Tech Tips round out this piece as the ultimate in lightweight detail-driven pillar of pole technology.

Footprint sold separately.
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Brand:
Black Diamond
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
BD112535
Gender:
Unisex
Color:
Ultra Blue
Other Features:
  • 100% carbon fiber shafts
  • Z-pole fixed length construction with speed-cone deployment
  • Incredibly lightweight collapsible pole: 140 grams/pole (120cm)
  • Lightweight EVA foam grip and grip extension with breathable, moisture wicking strap made from recycled materials
  • Optimized joint support and stiffness for increased durability
  • Interchangeable tech tip compatible with both carbide and rubber tech tips included
  • Removable low-profile baskets for versatility
  • Z-Pole Snow Basket compatible (sold separately)
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