?️ Flat Ground · Cruise
You haven’t even found your rhythm. It already has.
7075 aluminum shaft, light as a fishing rod.
Arm swing, plant, push—three beats, repeat.
Pace: 10 min faster than empty hands. Heart rate: 8 bpm lower.
It doesn’t make you faster. It makes you last longer.
⛰️ Uphill · Leverage
Gradient hits 20%. Quads start screaming.
You shorten the pole by 5cm, plant it uphill.
Pull. Your body lifts half a meter.
Shoulders engage. Lats wake up. Quads finally get a break.
Shorter. Higher. Repeat.
It doesn’t climb for you.
It just gives you a fulcrum when you’re about to quit.
? Downhill · Brake
Boulder field. Ankles are negotiating.
You lengthen the poles, lean back, let them hit first.
Carbon fiber pre‑loads, absorbs 30% of the impact.
Your knees: “Thanks.”
3km continuous descent. Tomorrow? Still walkable.
It’s not a brake rotor. But it’s the hand you want to hold on steep drops.
? Traverse · Balance
Wall on your left. Air on your right.
Single‑point support. Center stays over your feet.
Tungsten carbide tip bites into a rock seam. No slip. No slide.
Every traverse you’ve ever survived—that tip still carries granite scratches.
It’s not a guardrail.
But it lets you walk the lines you used to avoid.
? Snow · Float
Fresh powder. Mid‑calf. Every step is a sinkhole.
Swap to snow baskets. Surface area ×5.
You float. Like ski poles in spring snow.
Sink‑rate cut in half. Perceived temperature: +2°C.
It doesn’t generate heat. But it keeps you from fighting the cold.
?️ What It’s Made Of
Shaft · 7075 Aluminum / Toray Carbon (varies)
Alu: Heavier. Unbendable. For heavy loaders, heavy packers, heavy handlers.
Carbon: Air‑weight. Side‑impact? Careful. For gram‑counters, long‑distance lovers, gentle hands.
Locking · Internal expansion system (3× friction)
Not plastic clips. All‑metal internal sleeve.
Lock once. Three days later? Still tight.
Washboard trails won’t rattle it. Mud baths won’t slip it.
Grip · EVA foam / Cork
Absorbs sweat. Won’t slide. Over time, it molds to your palm.
Strap angle adjustable. No thumb pinch. No knuckle rub.
Tip · Tungsten carbide
Hardness ≈ Mohs 9.0. Only diamond beats it.
100,000 plants. Still sharp.
Replaceable—shoes get resoles, poles get tips, you keep the poles.
Basket · 3‑season / Snow dual system
Quick‑swap. Press, click, go.
Summer: small round, brushes through brush.
Winter: big paddle, floats on powder.
? Spec Check (3‑Season Universal Model)
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Material | 7075 Aluminum / Toray Carbon (opt) |
| Sections | 3 / 4 (foldable) |
| Length | 65–135cm (telescopic) / 35cm packed (foldable) |
| Lock | Internal expansion / External lever |
| Grip | EVA / Cork |
| Strap | Adjustable, breathable padding |
| Tip | Tungsten carbide, replaceable |
| Basket | Quick‑swap, 3‑season / snow dual |
| Weight | ~240g (carbon) / ~290g (alu) per pole |
| Load rating | ≤120kg |
| Colors | Black / Green / Orange / Grey |
? Who Needs a Pair?
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Knee‑conscious hikers: Downhill impact? It eats 1/3.
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Heavy‑pack trekkers: 20kg on your back. One more pivot point, one less knee brace.
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Trail runners: Uphill leverage. Downhill control. Flat‑ground cadence.
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Photographers / observers: Kneel down—third tripod. Glassing stop—leaning post.
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Aging walkers: Slick surface? Third point of contact. No panic.
