Lightweight Telescopic Trekking Poles for Seniors

Original price was: NZ $89.98.Current price is: NZ $44.99.

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Lightweight Telescopic Trekking Poles for Seniors

Original price was: NZ $89.98.Current price is: NZ $44.99.

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Description

Walk With Confidence On Any Path

Every step feels safer and steadier outdoors. Flexorex Trekking Poles support your knees on tough ground. They fold small enough to fit inside a rucksack. Enjoy nature again without fear of slipping or falling.

Feather Light Design

Weighing only 315 grams, it feels effortless to carry all day. You will barely notice it inside your bag.

Adjustable Four Sections

Extend from 53cm up to 110cm within seconds. Perfect height fits every user and every terrain.

Secure T-Shaped Grip

The non-slip handle keeps your hand comfortable for hours. A nylon wrist strap adds extra safety on steep slopes.

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  1. Linda M. (verified buyer)

    New Zealand

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    I bought these poles for my weekend walks, and my knees felt much calmer on the rocky trail behind our town

  2. Nancy E. (verified buyer)

    New Zealand

    Easy to adjust before our canal walk

  3. Peter A. (verified buyer)

    New Zealand

    Great help for my dad’s hill walks

  4. Thomas D. (verified buyer)

    New Zealand

    My mum carries these poles everywhere now

  5. Maria G. (verified buyer)

    New Zealand

    These poles came on holiday with me, and the durable build handled beach paths, wooden steps, and a muddy lane

  6. Janet F. (verified buyer)

    New Zealand

    Helped me feel steadier on park paths

  7. Susan J. (verified buyer)

    New Zealand

    I used them happily on wet grass

  8. Ruth N. (verified buyer)

    New Zealand

    Light enough for my small day bag

  9. Alan V. (verified buyer)

    New Zealand

    The handle feels good on longer walks