Backpacks | DynaLock Trail Poles

MSR

DynaLock Trail Poles

$89.95

Description

　　Simple, strong, and reliable 4-season poles with solid lock

　　Simple, strong, reliable. The MSR DynaLock Trail Pole’s 2-section aluminum construction makes it perfect for short snowshoe adventures past the trailhead or longer days exploring frozen valley basins. At its foundation is the DynaLock technology, which delivers a full range of length adjustability with fast, reliable locking. The DynaLock’s unique design allows you to adjust its clamping force on the fly to ensure it’s always tight and secure. Together, with an ergonomic grip and carbide steel tip, this pole is designed to back you up every step of the way.

　　Not intended for skiing.

Footprint sold separately.

Description

Brand Name:

MSR

Handle Material:

Rubber

Gender:

Unisex

Lock Mechanism:

Flick Lock

Color:

White

Weight:

1 lb 4.8 oz / 590 g

Min Length (inches/cm):

39.5 in / 100 cm (Collapsed length: 81 cm / 31.5 in)

Max Length (Inches/cm):

55 in / 140 cm

Shaft Material:

Aluminum

Made In:

Taiwan

Mfg Sku/Part Number:

10239

UPC:

040818102398

Other Features:

• Strong: Two-piece, high-strength aluminum pole for maximum durability.
• Secure Adjustment: Easy, rock-solid DynaLock™ adjustability with tool-free tensioning; anodized aluminum lever provides lasting durability.
• Comfortable: Ergonomic grip and adjustable strap.
• Versatile: Winter and summer baskets included for four-season functionality.
Not intended for skiing.

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