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Mountain Stick – Telescopic Non-Slip
361° · SKU B146

Mountain Stick – Telescopic Non-Slip

Hiking Poles

A four-section telescopic walking stick in aluminium alloy with an L-shaped handle - the upright cane grip rather than a straight trekking handle, which suits walking on the flat and anyone who wants support rather than propulsion.

TZS25,000+ VAT
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Highlights

An L handle, for walking rather than climbing

The upright cane-style grip puts your hand over the top of the pole, which is where you want it when the stick is taking your weight on level ground.

L-shaped handle

Your hand rests on top rather than gripping the side, which is more comfortable when the stick is bearing weight on flat or gently sloping ground.

Four telescopic sections

More sections mean a shorter collapsed length, so it packs smaller than a three-section pole of the same height.

Shock absorption built in

Takes the jolt out of each step on hard ground, which is where a walking stick is felt most.

Aluminium alloy

Light enough to carry all day and strong enough to lean on properly, with no corrosion worries in coastal humidity.

Product description

About this product

This is a walking stick rather than a trekking pole, and the difference is in the handle. A trekking pole has a straight grip you hold from the side, which suits driving yourself uphill and bracing on descents. This one has an L-shaped handle, so your hand rests over the top – the position you naturally want when the stick is carrying weight on level or gently sloping ground.

That makes it a different tool for a different walk. For a day on a forest trail, a long walk on the flat, or for anyone who wants steady support rather than climbing assistance, the L handle is more comfortable over hours and easier on the wrist. It is also the grip most people find intuitive without being taught.

It has four telescopic sections rather than the usual three, which means it collapses shorter for its height – useful for packing into a bag or suitcase. The shaft is aluminium alloy, light enough to carry without thinking about it but solid enough to lean on properly, and it does not corrode in coastal humidity. Shock absorption is built in, taking the edge off each step on hard ground.

It suits walking in the Usambaras and Udzungwas, forest and park trails, city and beach walking, and anyone who wants dependable support on uneven ground. For steep mountain work with a heavy pack, a straight-handled trekking pole used as a pair is the better choice, and we stock those too.

Specifications

The details

Sections4, telescopic
ShaftAluminium alloy
HandleL-shaped, non-slip
Shock absorptionBuilt in
SuitsHiking, trail walking, general support on uneven ground
In the box1 walking stick
SKUB146
Questions

Good to know

How is this different from a trekking pole?

The handle. This one is L-shaped so your hand rests on top, which suits support on level ground. A trekking pole has a straight grip held from the side, which is better for climbing and steep descents.

What length does it adjust to?

The exact range is not given in the supplier documentation we hold. Message us and we will measure the stick in the Dar es Salaam showroom and tell you its minimum and maximum before you order.

Is one enough, or should I buy two?

For a walking stick used for support, one is usual. If you want to take load off both knees on a steep descent, a pair of straight-handled trekking poles does that better.

Is it strong enough to really lean on?

Aluminium alloy with four locking sections handles normal walking support well. Tighten each section properly before setting off, and check them again after the first ten minutes.

Does it pack for travel?

Four sections collapse shorter than a three-section pole of the same height, so it fits a suitcase or a duffel easily. Walking sticks are not permitted in cabin baggage on most airlines.

Will it rust at the coast?

Aluminium alloy does not rust. Rinse off salt water after a beach walk and dry it before collapsing the sections, so no water sits inside the shaft.

Is it suitable for elderly or less steady walkers?

The L handle is the grip most people find natural for support, which makes it easier to use than a trekking pole. For someone who needs constant weight-bearing support, a purpose-made walking cane is the safer choice.

Do you have these in stock in Dar es Salaam?

Yes, we keep them in the showroom and ship across Tanzania. Message us with your town for delivery cost and timing.

Mountain Stick – Telescopic Non-SlipMountain Stick – Telescopic Non-Slip
TZS25,000+ VAT