TYTN Aero Trekking poles are manufactured from premium grade, 7075 aviation aluminium, which gives a light but incredibly strong combination for multi terrain usage. We have included a ‘Quick Lock’ system which allows very quick, and no fuss changes of length when ascending or descending. With a 3-Section construction, the poles quickly adjust from a stored length of 66CM to a maximum working length of 135CM. High visibility graduations allow for easy pairing. A combined cork and EVA handle give you the best combination for grip and durability, with your wrist fully supported by the broad, easily adjustable strap. When not in use, store in the tailored carry bag or clip to your backpack for easy access. With a comprehensive range of tip covers these engineered poles work as well on snow, mud, tarmac or rock with simple interchangeability. The perfect companion whether you are climbing Kilimanjaro, trekking the Himalaya or speed walking in the Nordic style. Trekking poles are an incredibly important part of your kit when you are walking, hiking, backpacking, trekking, mountaineering or Nordic walking. Why? Several reasons, but predominantly because of the massive reduction in compressive stress on your knees. A one oft-cited study found that using poles on a 25-degree downhill grade decreased the compressive force on the knees by up. to 25 percent.
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Survived rainbow mountain and seven flights
I brought these with the intention of walking the Inca trail with them. Unfortunatly the trail was closed, however instead we went to rainbow mountain. I went with another person and we had one stick each. The hike was one of the hardest and most horrid thing I've ever done but having the walking stick made it easier as it was sturdy and comfortable to use. When going back down the paths it gave me stability and confidence with my footing.My friend who used the other stick has problems with her knees and felt the stick was extremely helpful on the unsteady ground.We are not hikers or "expert walkers" so have never used sticks before but would recommend these.In short they survived around seven flights in a soft travel bag, was a great size to carry around Peru and survived going up rainbow mountain.
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