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Trail Back Trekking Poles
Black Diamond
Trail Back Trekking Poles
$89.95
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　　A packable, three-section pole that provides stability and support on varying terrain, the Black Diamond Trail Back is the ideal trekking pole for day hikers and backpackers. The Trail Back is made with dual-density extended grips for switching up hand positions and adjustable webbing straps for added comfort and security. FlickLock technology allows for quick adjustability on the trail and makes it easy to pack your poles away when necessary.

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Brand:
Black Diamond
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
BD112552
Gender:
Unisex
Features:
  • Aluminum construction is lightweight and durable for dedicated trail use
  • Comfortable EVA Foam Grip with Extension for multiple grip options on the move
  • Patented FlickLock technology is the ultimate system for fast, efficient adjustments on trail
  • Adjustable webbing strap
  • Replaceable baskets (Comes with extra snow baskets)
  • Three-section design is easily stowable
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