Mountain King Sky Runner Trekking Pole (115cm, 104grams) - Carbon

Mountain King Sky Runner Carbon Trail Blaze Pole (115cm) Mountain King are a British brand and as such their high quality materials and craftsmanship have been reflected in the design of these poles, which have seen use the world over in races up Mount Blanc and the Marathon Du Sables. The Mountain King Sky Runner Trail Blaze are the winners of 'Best in test' for Trail Running magazine and is one of the most sought-after poles in the world due to its lightweight, durable and frankly excellent design. The Mountain King Sky Runner Trail Blaze are a pair of trekking poles designed for speed and racing. The poles weigh a paltry 104g so are perfect for ultralight enthusiasts. Their 4-section construction makes them easily collapsible to a size of 38 cm but also contribute to a high tensile strength when assembled. Made from lightweight 100% compact carbon, these poles are durable and have a superior structure that inherent vibration dampening properties. The Trail Blaze Sky Runner Trekking Poles come secured with Carbide wear tip that provides a durable and safe grip to surfaces while Wrist strap provides secure handling and means you needn't put them down to use your hands. The straps are merged too Airflow grips, these are soft on the hands yet highly breathable in warm environment. Down the shaft of the poles strong perlon cord secure the segments in place and both pairs are integrated with Baskets which are provided for use on unconsolidated ground, helping you keep stabilised and supported through rough and rugged terrains. Although hard-wearing they are still a very minimalist item that is only suitable for fast and light use and not for heavy trekking or standard fell walking use. Sold as a pair and come with an airflow carry bag. The benefits of poles. Reduced weight on your hips and back by 7-11 kg per step. Uphill walking is made easier as your arms help support your upper body and give extra support to your legs. Reduce strain/weight on knees during long desce