Backpacks | Trail Cork Trekking Poles - Men's

Black Diamond

Trail Cork Trekking Poles - Men's

$129.95

Description

　　4-season pole expertly balances comfort, features and durability

　　The Black Diamond Trail Cork is built for 4-season versatility and expertly balances comfort, features and durability. The premium 100% natural cork grip is designed for ultimate comfort while the dual FlickLocks® offer complete adjustability to suit the terrain. Its interchangeable carbide Tech Tips are easily swapped for Rubber Tech Tips (sold separately) to accommodate changing trail surfaces and includes both trekking and snow baskets for 4 season versatility.

　　Sold as a pair.

Footprint sold separately.

Description

　　• 7075 Aluminum shafts

　　• Soft-touch ergonomic grip top with 100% natural cork grip and EVA foam grip extension

　　• Fusion comfort strap for premium support

　　• FlickLock® adjustability

　　• Interchangeable tech tip compatible with carbide tech tips included

　　• 4 season flex tips with both trekking and snow baskets included

　　• Usable length is 100-140cm

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