Leki <tc>Ultratrail</tc> FX.One SL Poles
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The length of the pole is a key factor in its ability to be used in the given discipline, whether it's alpine skiing, cross-country skiing (classic or skating technique), cross-country skiing, trail running, hiking, trekking, or Nordic walking. The right pole length allows you to get the most out of your pole. The pole should support the user's technique, protect against incorrect movements, cushion potential falls, and optimally transfer power. This is only possible with the right length, which can vary considerably depending on the sport. Therefore, LEKI offers the option to calculate the optimal pole length. This handy tool determines the optimal length for the sport in question, in combination with the user's height.

Description
Description
Built for long days in the mountains. The
Efficient when fatigue starts to build. The Trail Shark system keeps the connection tight and stable, ensuring power is transferred directly during steep climbs. You feel this especially late in a race, when rhythm and support become more important than pure speed.
Quickly deployable on varying terrain. The foldable construction makes it easy to quickly store the poles or reuse them during descents and flat sections. The extra grip zone helps with this when you want to reach lower on the pole on steeper sections without adjusting your position.
Undecided between race-oriented and all-round use? Choose this pole if you primarily run ultras and mountain races with significant elevation gain. If you are looking for a robust training pole for daily use or alpine conditions, sturdier models make more sense.
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