TSL - Alti A3 - Skidturstavar
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Materialuppgifter & kännetecken
- Användningsområde:
- skidturer, trekkingtur, vandring
- Konstruktion:
- teleskopstav
- Materialtyp:
- aluminium, skumgummi
- Klämsystem:
- clipsstängning
- Handtag:
- ergonomiskt format, med förlängning, skumgummi
- Handögla:
- finns
- Truga:
- inkl. snötruga, utbytbar
- Spets:
- hårdmetallspets
- Inställningsmöjlighet:
- 110 - 140 cm, 95 - 125 cm
- Packmått:
- 72,5 cm
- Vikt:
- 520 g
- Viktreferens:
- per par (125 cm)
- Övriga angivelser:
- M/L: 110-140 cm, 540 g
- Rättsligt meddelande:
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- Art.nr:
- 419-0625
Produktbeskrivning
Lightweight support for ski touring and winter adventures
The TSL Alti A3 ski touring poles offer a well-balanced combination of stability and low weight. Their robust aluminium construction makes them a reliable choice for ski tours, winter walks and snowshoeing.
A secure grip on any terrain
The ergonomic foam grips sit comfortably in the hand, providing lasting comfort on longer tours. Extended grips make it easy to adjust your hand position on steep terrain, while wrist straps provide added security. The carbide tips deliver reliable grip on a wide range of surfaces.
Easy adjustment for changing conditions
The clip-lock system makes adjusting the pole length quick and straightforward. With an adjustment range of 95 to 125 cm, the poles adapt easily to different terrain. Interchangeable snow baskets add versatility for winter outings.
Benefits at a glance: • Robust aluminium construction balances weight and stability • Ergonomic foam grips with extensions for lasting comfort • Adjustable from 95 to 125 cm with a practical clip-lock system • Carbide tips provide reliable grip on varied terrain • Interchangeable snow baskets for different snow conditions
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