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Makalu Cork Lite
Leki
Makalu Cork Lite
$149.95
Description

  The Leki Makalu Cork Lite will help make your next outdoor adventure your best yet. The Makalu Cork Lite comes with the newly developed Aergon Air grip, made with genuine cork. Cork absorbs moisture from sweaty or wet hands, decreases vibration, and best conforms to the shape of your palms. Special hollow core technology combines lightweight construction with a supportive grip for unparalleled ergonomic comfort for your hands. The back of the Aergon Air grip is rubberized providing maximum grip when going downhill.

  The Makalu Cork Lite provides the ultimate tool for comfortable and secure outings. The built-in positive angle supports your wrist for optimal guidance and placement of the pole. With its slim tube diameter, the Makalu Cork Lite has a weight of only 254 g (9 oz) per pole and is infinitely adjustable from 110 to 130 cm using the durable and time-tested Speed Lock Plus lever system. This collapsible and durable 3-section pole is crafted from HTS 6.5 aluminum, providing exceptional durability and dependability no matter where your next adventure takes you.

  Sold as a pair.

  

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Description
Brand:
Leki
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
652210892
Gender:
Unisex
Grip:
Aergon AIR Cork
Strap:
Skin 4.0
Segments:
3 sections
Shaft Diameter:
16|14|12 mm
Locking System:
SL+
Basket:
Trekking 2.0
Tip:
Universal Carbide Flextip
Pack Size:
67 cm
Length/Size:
100-135 cm
Weight/pole:
254 grams per pole
Other Features:
Aergon Air Cork
A hollow core design combines lightweight construction, large, supportive surfaces and built-in positive angles for unsurpassable ergonomic support. Natural cork surface for ultimate comfort.

Lock Security Strap - Skin
Adjustable security strap made from breathable, lightweight and extra-soft material for maximum comfort.

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

Trekking 2.0 Basket
Prevents sinking into soft surfaces and protects the lower shaft. Easily exchangeable for various conditions without any tools (additional baskets sold separately).

Universal Carbide Flextip
More precise pole use and perfect grip in nearly all terrains.
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