Trekking poles

Trekking poles
Trekking poles LEKI

Trekking poles LEKI
LEKI BASTONES NEOTRAIL PRO FX.ONE SUPERLITE, ARISTARUN LEKI BASTONES NEOTRAIL PRO FX.ONE SUPERLITE, ARISTARUN 2
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Nordic walking poles

LEKI NEOTRAIL PRO FX.ONE SUPERLITE CARBON POLES

LEKI
65425892 ROJO
€136.00 €160.00
120
FREE SHIPPING! With just 120 g (120 cm), the new Neotrail Pro FX.One Superlite is one of the lightest poles LEKI has developed to date. It is 100% weight-optimized and perfect for technical terrain. The Spartan grip is based on feedback from top athletes and combines minimalism with versatility. It is equipped with an ultralight, fast-drying D-Loop mesh...
LEKI ULTRATRAIL FX.ONE SUPERLITE BASTON TRAIL RUNNING CARBONO, ARISTARUN LEKI ULTRATRAIL FX.ONE SUPERLITE BASTON TRAIL RUNNING CARBONO, ARISTARUN 2
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Sticks Trail

LEKI ULTRATRAIL FX.ONE SUPERLITE CARBON TRAIL RUNNING POLE

LEKI
65225841
€138.70 €190.00
105
FREE SHIPPING! The Ultratrail FX.One Superlite accompanies you on long, high-altitude races. The ultra-light handle with a slim 14 mm diameter has been developed together with the top athletes for use in competitions. The premium carbon fiber is optimized for minimum weight. The competition pole is equipped with the new Trail Shark, the first 100-percent...
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Shop Trekking Poles at Aristarun

As an advanced runner, I demand precision and performance on every outing. In the Trekking Poles category at Aristarun you will find a technical catalog focused on efficiency in ascending and descending, with variants of drop, stack, and adjustable damping for mixed terrain. Designed to maintain stability at high VO2max paces and to optimize running mileage on inclines, these poles enable a smooth transition between tempo runs and trail. At Aristarun we combine field testing, spare parts, and expert advice so that your gear maintains performance without compromising forearm ergonomics.

Types of Trekking Poles Available at Aristarun

Trekking Poles are a specific variant within our trekking family; the difference is manifested in grip ergonomics, load distribution, and the adjustment system for dynamic terrains. Below are the options related to their differences:

Nordic Walking Poles

They differ in grip ergonomics and load distribution, prioritizing wrist mobility and a high cadence on mixed terrain. Nordic Walking Poles

Trekking Caps

The Trekking Caps offer protection and temperature management without adding forearm traction load. Trekking Caps

Trekking Beanies

The Trekking Beanies add insulation and head fit, reducing exposure risk on dusty descents. Trekking Beanies

Trekking Gloves

Trekking Gloves improve grip, vibration control, and skin protection on rocky sections. Trekking Gloves

Trekking Sunglasses

Trekking Sunglasses with UV protection and glare reduction for rapid changes in light in alpine environments. Trekking Sunglasses

Why Choose Trekking Poles? Key Technical Parameters

For an expert runner, these criteria determine the ability to maintain performance on technical climbs and fast descents without losing efficiency in training mileage.

  • drop: distance between the grip and the tip; affects stride leverage and the transition on technical slopes.
  • stack: tube length and axis spacing; defines maneuverability and torsional response in tight turns.
  • damping: system for absorbing impacts at the tip or the assembly; reduces forearm fatigue on rock and ice.
  • weight (per pair): weight per pair; influences the rate of arm rotation and the conservation of VO2max during ultratrail.
  • tube stiffness: axial stiffness of the material (carbon vs aluminum); determines stability on descents and the dynamics of foot strikes on uneven terrain.

Frequently Asked Questions about Trekking Poles

What length should Trekking Poles have?

The length is adjusted to arm length and height to keep the elbow near 90 degrees at foot strike; 100–125 cm covers most trail profiles. On steep slopes, adjust slightly to avoid pronation and push more efficiently.

What material is best for Trekking Poles?

Carbon fiber offers a better weight-to-stiffness ratio and less fatigue on long runs; aluminum is more robust and economical, with greater impact tolerance. The choice depends on your running mileage and the terrain you usually run on.

Ready to optimize your stride? Explore the full Trekking Poles catalog and related options at Aristarun: Trekking Poles, Nordic Walking Poles, or return to the Trekking Accessories section to expand your kit.