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Tellurite 7075 OLS WSD - Women's (Fall 2023)
Mountainsmith
Tellurite 7075 OLS WSD - Women's (Fall 2023)
$48.71
Description

  Versatile 4-season poles at a great price

  The easy-to-adjust Tellurite trekking poles are now available in a women’s specific design (WSD), offering women an even more comfortable fit on and off the trail. Sold as pair

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
Mountainsmith
Shaft type:
7075 aluminum
Handle Material:
Cork
Gender:
Women's
Lock Mechanism:
Flick Lock
Color:
Berry
Weight:
16 oz / 0.45 kg (Pair)
Shock Absorption:
No Shock
Min Length (inches/cm):
23” / 58.5 cm (compressed)
Max Length (Inches/cm):
48” / 122 cm (extended)
Shaft Material:
Aluminum
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
19-9752-19
UPC:
757894329471
Other Features:
• Cork / EVA / TPR handles sized for women
• Aluminum Outerlock height adjustment levers
• Three telescoping sections
• Snow baskets and hiking baskets included (lock pin style)
• Removable rubber boot tips included; carbide tips
• Adjustable soft-touch webbing wrist strap
• Sold as pair
• Max Load: Up to 160 lbs
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