• Gender : Any Age Range : Any Composition : 100% aluminium..
• Stock Advice : Store the poles in a dry place, do not tighten the sections..
• How to adjust hiking poles? : Hold the poles with your arms bent at a right angle. To adjust them: unscrew the middle section beneath the ring of the lower section, adjust to desired height (in cm), and screw back on firmly but not too tight. Repeat with the lower section. NEVER GO OVER THE "STOP LINE", or the pole may break during use. Compact : 3 sections. Collapsed length: 58cm, max. extended length: 129 cm. Weight: 230 g..
• Easy to use : When walking downhill, pushing hard on ainous terrain or adventure racing, for example, people sometimes extend their poles. When hiking uphill, use the strap for support; When walking downhill, it's best to remove the strap so the pole won't get in your way if you fall..

Gender : Any Age Range : Any Composition : 100% aluminium. Stock Advice : Store the poles in a dry place, do not tighten the sections. How to adjust hiking poles? : Hold the poles with your arms bent at a right angle. To adjust them: unscrew the middle section beneath the ring of the lower section, adjust to desired height (in cm), and screw back on firmly but not too tight. Repeat with the lower section. NEVER GO OVER THE "STOP LINE", or the pole may break during use. Compact : 3 sections. Collapsed length: 58cm, max. extended length: 129 cm. Weight: 230 g. Easy to use : When walking downhill, pushing hard on ainous terrain or adventure racing, for example, people sometimes extend their poles. When hiking uphill, use the strap for support; When walking downhill, it's best to remove the strap so the pole won't get in your way if you fall. Durability : Durable tips (tungsten carbide). Care Instructions : If the pole gets wet, wipe it down with a dry cloth or leave it to dry in a dry place. Otherwise the material will rust, making it difficult to open or close the pole. Do not use lubricants. Ergonomic grip : Foam grip. Lined neoprene loop is easy to adjust. Tested : Bending and compression tests are done on extended poles to make sure they remain effective and can withstand stresses when the user has to lean on them heavily. Tests are also carried out to assess how the tightening systems cope with pulling, tightening and repeated stress, and pull tests on the tips and handles simulate poles getting stuck when in use.All our poles undergo use tests carried out by users who represent the target market in similar conditions to those found in typical use. Our "Field Test Missions" team up the product manager with people who are unaffiliated with Quechua in order to test, develop and improve our products. Compatibility : Comes with a summer hiking (small diameter) basket.