Detailed description of leki mountaineering battle

Grip design Ergonomically designed to keep your hand closer to the grip for easier application of force, regardless of the terrain encountered.

3-Stage Flex System LEKI's 3-Stage Flex System allows you to set three different levels of shock absorption. Depending on your weight and preference, you can set the level of flex that suits you best.The first stage: the three centimetre spring is fully extended to reduce the impact on the hand, elbow and shoulder joints when travelling horizontally.The second section: the length of the spring is slightly compressed to increase the cushioning and shock-absorbing effect. This is useful when you need to transfer most of your body weight to the poles.Third section: Completely inelastic setting, suitable for certain situations where shock absorption is not required, such as when climbing.

Section 2: Apply pressure to the locked middle section of the trekking pole from the bottom upwards (hold the middle section and push it upwards), then turn it to the right (anti-clockwise) after 60 degrees

Section 3: Apply further pressure to the middle section of the trekking pole as previously described (more pressure is needed), turn it 60 degrees to the right and let go. At this point the spring is locked in place.

Mudguards Designed for hiking, mudguards prevent your poles from sinking into soft soil, mud or gravel. The wider snowguards are ideal for snowshoeing.