zzdsport
/
Camping and Hiking
/
Backpacks
/
Legacy Junior - Kid's
Leki
Legacy Junior - Kid's
$47.96
Description

　　The Leki Legacy Junior trekking poles support young hikers on their mountain adventures. The Legacy Junior is a lightweight, durable, and reliable companion for years to come.

　　Adjusting the length of the poles is quick and easy thanks to the Leki Speed Lock Plus lever. This two-section pole is infinitely adjustable between 80 and 110 cm, so this pole will grow with your kids. The anatomically shaped PAS Soft grip with an adjustable strap offers a comfortable grip whether you're ascending or descending. The lightweight yet durable aluminum shafts provide ultimate stability on the trail.

　　Sold as a pair.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand:
Leki
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
65320541
Gender:
Kid's
Grip:
PAS - soft compact
Segments:
2 sections
Shaft Diameter:
14|12 mm
Locking System:
SL+
Basket:
Micro
Tip:
Universal Carbide Flextip
Pack Size:
67 cm
Length/Size:
80-110 cm
Weight/pole:
211 grams per pole
Other Features:
PAS Soft Compact Grip
Compact Positive Angle Soft-touch grip and easily adjusting strap with security release for smaller hands.

SL+ Locking System
Extremely fast and easy adjustment of the pole length even while wearing gloves. Smaller and lighter than SL 1.

Micro Basket
Prevents sinking into soft surfaces and protects the lower shaft. Easily exchangeable without tools (additional baskets sold separately).

Universal Carbide Flextip
More precise pole use and perfect grip in nearly all terrains.
Previous Article：Pursuit FLZ Trekking Poles Next Article：Trail Back Trekking Poles (Fall 2023)
Description
Comments
Welcome to zzdsport comments! Please keep conversations courteous and on-topic. To fosterproductive and respectful conversations, you may see comments from our Community Managers.
Sign up to post
Sort by
Show More Comments
Information Recommendation
Shilletha “Dragonsky” Curtis Wants to Write a Green Book for Thru-Hikers
　　In late May, Shilletha Curtis published her memoir about hiking the Appalachian Trail. A week later, Curtis, who is also known by her trail name “Dragonsky,” completed the final leg of the 2,190-mile pathway. 　　Her journey had begun nearly four years earlier. In 2020, Curtis—unemployed after COVID-19 ravaged the veterinary office where she worked, her longtime struggles with mental health...
Best in Show: Award-Winning Gear From Outdoor Retailer Summer 2024
　　Salt Lake City’s Salt Palace was alive and bustling this week as hundreds of members of brands, retailers, and media gathered for the annual Outdoor Retailer (OR) Summer 2024 show. 　　Since OR left Denver in 2021 and returned to Salt Lake, the largest and most recognizable brands — Patagonia, YETI, Marmot, The North Face, and others — have declined to...
Redington Grande Reel & Crux Rod Combo: A Utility Fly Fishing Setup That Won’t Break the Bank
　　Few things are better than putting together a fishing kit that gets the job done well without absolutely destroying your wallet. Redington has long been known to accomplish just that task. 　　The brand has been making fly fishing gear and equipment since 1992. With a focus on quality performance at a manageable price point, Redington aims to be both “adventurous...
First Look: XTRATUF Riptide Sandals
　　It’s rare to find a shoe that’s truly amphibious. Most sandals lack adequate protection for terrestrial use, while sneakers tend to skimp on ventilation and drainage. In the footwear world, land and water sit at either end of a broad spectrum. Some people say the gap can’t be bridged. Those people just haven’t met XTRATUF’s Riptide Sandals yet. 　　If anyone...
The Best Workout Gear for Men
　　During the hottest summer on record we put dozens of pieces of workout clothes to the test to see if they could help keep us cool and motivated while doing everything from pickup soccer to a 23-mile hike. Some of what we tested was easy to forget, but the six pieces that emerged as the best made a significant difference...
Overtourism Is Out of Control. Here Are the New Rules of Travel.
　　I was in Hawaii with a group of friends, and a local screamed at us to go home. The island was overcrowded, and while I know tourists can be obnoxious and disrespectful, we were being conscientious. I don’t want to give up visiting the world’s most beautiful places, but I also don’t want to add to overtourism. Can I continue...
How to Run in the Heat Like the Pros
　　After a few pleasant hours sitting in the sun watching the Prefontaine Classic in Eugene, Oregon last month, I headed down into the bowels of Hayward Field for a grueling test for running in the heat. Chris Minson, a professor of human physiology at the University of Oregon, had invited me to try the heat adaptation protocol he has developed...
Our 3 Favorite Cameras for Adventurers and Travel Junkies
　　Nowadays there’s no such thing as a bad digital camera. The iPhone you have in your pocket takes stunning images and every single mirrorless or DSLR being released by the major brands is capable of capturing images that could land on the cover of Outside. 　　But with great choices come hard decisions. The camera market is crowded, so you’ll have...
Climb Upstate NY’s First Via Ferrata With Us: A New Way to Experience the Shawangunks
　　It’s a distraction mechanism. My knees are clacking, my mouth has gone dry, and it’s all I can do to muffle the screams inside my head. But here I am, buckled into a harness and clipped by a carabiner into a cable that stretches across the rocky face of Eagle Cliff in the Shawangunk Mountains of Upstate New York. 　　Someone...
Caroline Gleich’s Biggest Adventure Yet
　　Caroline Gleich is a renowned climber and skier, a climate activist, and now the Utah democratic party’s candidate for US Senate. But what would she actually do in Washington? And does she have a chance of getting elected? Gleich joined author and conservationist Luis Benitez onstage at the Outside Festival in Denver in early June to talk about how life...
Support Navajo Biking With Sportful Jersey Collaboration
　　The countrys largest Indian Tribe, the Navajo Nation, spreads across a huge swath of the Southwest. Its roughly the size of West Virginia, with a population of over 250,000. 　　But until recently, the area didnt have a single bike shop. 　　It’s a tough situation, said Scott Nydam, a former professional cyclist. These kids are in a really tough spot. 　　In...
fizik Launches One-to-One: Custom-Printed Bicycle Saddles Based on Pressure Mapping
　　The longer the ride distance or greater the overall cycling volume, the more critical the touchpoints on a bicycle are. Gender, body dimensions and shape, rider flexibility, specific riding postures, and other highly individual factors make having the perfect fit at the handlebars, pedals, and saddle difficult. Throw in personal preference, and the optimal fit seems like a minuscule target....
About
Terms and Conditions Privacy policy Cookie Settings Contact Us
Services
Login register
zzdsport Womens Mens Outdoor Activities Camping Camping and Hiking
Links
zpostcode Recruit weather mreligion Yellowpages sport constellation shopping name game directory literature Word tour furnish Lottery tftnews lyrics News digital car dir Edu Finance
Copyright 2023-2026 - www.zzdsport.com All Rights Reserved