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";s:4:"text";s:19435:"In this post, you’ll learn how to use walking poles correctly, how to choose them and how to set them up Trekking Poles - All you need to know - How to use a trekking pole, benefits of using a trekking pole, different types, parts and features. With your arm at 90 degrees the grip should comfortably come up to your hands and the tip should be resting on the ground. The pole shaft’s construction influences the overall weight of the trekking pole, as well as its durability down the line. This extra balance means you can walk faster on more challenging terrain. In my experience, hiking pole tip longevity is correlated with distance and ground surface. Just use a damp paper towel to get off all the grit and grime. For short works or day hikes, I generally don’t use poles. However, this doesn’t necessarily mean you have to buy an entire new set of poles every time you lose a part or break a piece off your pole. There are four main downsides to steel trekking pole tips(all can be overlooked). The handgrips are usually angled to assist with their use. Fully extend a pole and place it in the water until it reaches the bottom so you can determine whether it’s shallow enough or too deep to cross. The poles come in pairs- for the left and for the right hands. So first off, your new legs need to be a suitable length: For general use, set pole height so that when the tip is at your foot, your elbow makes a roughly 90° bend. Rubber trekking pole tips provide several benefits: Decrease wear; Get better traction Another way to get the right pole height is by using multiplying your height by .68 in centimeters. There are hundreds of different poles out there from ultralight carbon fiber (more expensive) to durable aluminum (more common). Hiking poles are of great appeal to trekkers, day walkers and backpackers, though many do not know how to use them to their best advantage. If you’re purchasing the latter, the following guidelines can help you choose the right length: Keep in mind that these are suggested heights for fixed-length hiking poles. Get it as soon as Mon, Feb 8. P.S I cover even more benefits of trekking poles here. Easy Trail Guide. For the best fit, your elbow should be at 90° angle. Some of these poles do not adjust in length. Your hold on the pole should be relaxed, with the pole able to rotate forward and back between your thumb and forefinger. For example, a pole might use an external lever lock on the upper shaft and a twist lock on the lower shaft. If your grip is too tight it will reduce blood circulation in your hands and leave a mark. Do you really need trekking poles? The best method of pole walking is to put your opposite pole out after each step. Push-button lock: Poles with this locking mechanism snap into place and lock with a single pull. Rotating it clockwise or anticlockwise to get the correct tension; Closing it so all the way for a tight fit. It depends on your specific situation. If you lose a footing, start to slip on loose rock or need and extra support when walking through a stream. If you put your tip first, you’ll have less leverage and you walking will be less efficient. The strap should now be comfortably be wrapped around your wrist. Keep a light grip on the handles and channel your weight onto your wrists instead. Use the rubber ferrules on ground that you feel the carbide tips will skid across and cause you to slip. Jake has been a full-time writer & blogger for many years now and he's here to share his passions with the BeActiveOutdoors readers. So left pole forward and then right foot forward and repeated. Trekking Poles: How to adjust and use straps, How Many Calories Does Hiking Burn Per Hour? There are a variety of reasons why hikers use trekking poles. Different poles using different mechanisms, but usually, it involves: Here are the other types of trekking pole locks; Twist lock: Uses an expander and screw to lock the pole into place. You should bend your elbows to at least ninety degrees in a relaxed way. It is the most used type of tip when it comes to hiking. A lot of poles are adjustable, which makes it easier to achieve the appropriate height; however, some are fixed in length. (not on every descent, just for sustained periods of moving downhill). When using poles the weight of each step is distributed between two extra points of contact and we can absorb this energy with our upper body. Read on to learn how to use walking poles correctly. A properly adjusted strap should be tight enough to help support the weight of your hand on the pole. You hold the grip similar to how you would hold a ski pole. Advertiser Disclosure: Some links may be affiliate links. In most cases, the two materials used for trekking pole shafts are aluminum and carbon. Aluminum is a cheaper and more durable option. The goal is to have your elbows at a 90° angle when the poles are set on the ground near your feet. As you descend, keep the weight off of your knees by using your trekking pole straps. If you keep your grip relaxed, it will take minimal effort to flick the pole forward with each step. If you’re planning a hike, making sure that you’re adequately prepared is vital. We recommend using our pro tips properly while hiking or backpacking. Move the pole and the foot together when stepping up or down ledges. A tip I got from a hiking buddy is to have one pole slightly longer than the other when hiking zig zags paths. You just slightly push down on the old basket and unscrew it from your trekking poles. Over thousands of steps, the strain and pressure on our knees can build up and cause long-term damage. 99. When adjusting the height it’s important to have it locked in properly so it doesn’t slip and cause injury. Trekking pole use for hiking, walking, and backpacking is a given for most experienced outdoor travelers, yet we often see new hikers hesitant to bring them along. Some links may be affiliate links. In some cases, you may want to “double plant” the poles; set both poles down ahead of you and then step forward toward them. 1. Bushwhacking. Hiking poles provide extra points of contact with the ground to support your knees and give you more traction on the mountain. We may get paid if you buy something or take an action after clicking one of these. Take a mental note of this number so you can easily extend them to this each time you get them out ready for the hike ahead. Trekking poles are sticks that you walk with and hold in each hand to help you walk further and faster. Contact Jake@beactiveoutdoors.com. Hi, I’m Simon, the hiker behind OutdoorYak.I love to love to travel, hike and explore new mountain trails. It does not break, rather, it tends to bend or warp under pressure, so repairs are easier. Some trekking poles feature a shock absorbency feature that can be turned on when needed and off when it isn’t. Ideally, you want your poles to come up to your hand comfortably when your arm is bent at the elbow by 90 degrees. Â. The only time this is useful technique is when you’re stepping up onto a ledge -- which will reduce leg fatigue. We'd love to hear your comments about any lessons you've learned about tip protectors over the years- just share them in the comments box below. This is here to stop the pole damaging the box or other items when in transit. My Leki trekking poles are a permanent part of my backpacking equipment. You have to use the poles as a part of your natural stride. With all the positive things to say about hiking poles are there any arguments against using them? Leki trekking poles could be the best hiking poles to use for all your hiking and backpacking trips. If they’re too short, you’re going to be hunched over and if they’re too tall, you’ll need to hold your hands in an unnatural and uncomfortable position. Check out our tips below on why you should be using trekking poles, how to use them properly, and when to adapt their set-up for various terrain. Combination lock: Some poles use a combination of two locks. You can rely on your poles most of the time but prepared to react to any slips or poor pole placements. Like when skiing, poles provide extra points of contact with the ground which provides more traction at all times. Metal tips can also leave unwanted scratches on surfaces and damage sensitive soils. You’ll benefit from a slightly shorter pole because they will naturally sit higher in the ground ahead of you. This post includes a shopping guide for replacement tips and DIY instructions to do it easily. Additionally, you’ll have a lot more traction and stability when you use two poles as opposed to one. When you come across densely vegetated locations, you can use your hiking poles for bushwhacking. They’re not essential but many hikers use them because they make hiking safer and more enjoyable. Kooc Media Ltd Company No.05695741 International House, 61 Mosley Street, Manchester, M2 3HZ UK, Hours Monday—Friday: 9:00AM–5:00PM Saturday & Sunday: 11:00AM–3:00PM. Use your trekking poles alternately and use them as support when you make your way down. Trekking poles are of great appeal to hikers, backpackers and day walkers, although many do not know how to use trekking poles to their best advantage. Maintain your natural gait. Consider what type of hike you’ll be taking and the aforementioned pros and cons to determine if trekking poles will be advantageous or detrimental. 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