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Makalu FX Carbon AS
Leki
Makalu FX Carbon AS
$239.95
Description

　　The Makalu FX Carbon AS will support you on your next mountain tour. This Antishock variant is equipped with the DSS damping system, which ensures a reduction in impact to relieve stress on the muscles, joints and ligaments. The newly developed Aergon Air has been improved in countless ways and has been redesigned in terms of comfort and control. Special hollow core technology combines lightweight construction and large, supportive surfaces that meet all the ergonomic requirements of your hand. The back of the Aergon Air grip is fully rubberized for maximum grip and control when going downhill. The inclined angle supports your wrist for optimal guidance and placement of the pole and contributes to safety on the mountain. The Makalu FX Carbon AS provides controlled pole use on the mountain.

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Description
Brand:
Leki
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
65220631
Gender:
Unisex
Size:
One Size
Length:
110 - 130 cm
Pack size:
40 cm
Weight:
267 g
Grip:
Aergon Air
Strap:
Lock Security Strap Skin 4.0
Material:
Carbon (PRC 1000) | Aluminum (HTS 6.5)
Finish:
Matte Finish, Clear Finish
Segments:
5 sections
Diameter:
Ø 18|16|14|14|14 mm
Construction:
Vario (continuously adjustable)
Folding System:
ELD
Locking System:
Speed Lock 2 plus
Antishock System:
Dynamic Suspension System (DSS)
Basket:
Trekking
Tip:
DSS Tip 14 mm (Carbide)
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