| How it was designed... |
This model is entirely designed and approved by our team, at the foot of Mont Blanc.
The starting point of our design is the external locking mechanism for precise and fast adjustment.
We designed an extra long handle for different types of grip: along the tube for climbs and banking terrain, with the wrist-strap for efficient pushing and on the knob for descents.
We use our best 7075-T6 aluminium combined with a simple and robust 2 strand design. |
| How to adjust your poles to the correct length? |
Hold the poles with your arms bent at a right angle. To do this:
- open the outer lever
- slide the tube to the desired length
- close the lever
Never go over the STOP line to avoid breaking the pole. |
| Directions for use |
This hiking pole is designed to help you balance, propel yourself and distribute effort between arms and legs.
To be on the safe side, check before you set off and at regular intervals that your baton is locked in place by simulating heavy bumps. If you notice that your pole tends to slide down, the locking mechanism turn ring needs adjusting. Open the lever and turn the knob a quarter to a half turn.
Do not put on your backpack in case of a storm. |
| Why is the pole sold individually? |
At Decathlon, we have decided to sell our hiking/trekking poles individually. First because of how they are used. Indeed, some people only want to use one pole. Also, if one of your poles breaks, this means you only have to buy one and not a complete pair. |
| Accessories sold separately and adapted to this model |
The advantage of buying Forclaz trekking poles is that you have a wide choice of compatible accessories and spare parts. So you can enjoy it for as long as possible.
Hiking pole caps: ref. 8580865
Summer baskets : ref. 8737774
Winter baskets: ref. 8503857
Replacement tip: ref. 8755646 (version vissable)
Bloqueur de remplacement : ref. 8642202 |
| NEVER FORGET SAFETY... |
For off-piste hiking, make sure you are equipped with maps, a compass and/or GPS and carry an Avalanche Victim Detector, a shovel and a probe. These three pieces of equipment allow you to be found if you are caught in an avalanche or looking for a victim. And do not forget to revise your security basics. |
