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Lhasa - Women's
Leki
Lhasa - Women's
$99.95
Description

　　The Leki women's Lhasa offers you even more versatily on the mountain. The anatomically shaped EVOCON trekking grip, with adjustable PA Safety strap, has a rounded support surface for a comfortable downhill. The Speed Lock+ system, allows the three-section pole to be quickly and safely adjusted from 90 cm to 125 cm. The lightweight yet robust aluminum tubes provide enormous stability on the mountain. An absolute all-arounder.

　　Sold in pairs.

　　

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Description
Brand:
Leki
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
65222211
Gender:
Women's
Size:
One Size
Length:
90 - 125 cm
Pack size:
64 cm
Weight:
247 g
Grip:
EVOCON
Strap:
Lock Security Strap Soft 2.0
Material:
Aluminum (HTS 6.0)
Finish:
Matte Finish
Segments:
3 sections
Diameter:
Ø 16|14|12 mm
Construction:
Vario (continuously adjustable)
Locking System:
Speed Lock plus
Basket:
Trekking
Tip:
Flex Tip Short (Carbide)
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