Leki Ultratrail FX.One Trail Running Poles (Pair)

A four-section folding carbon trail running pole, the Ultratrail FX.One is designed for runners looking for a capable, lightweight pole that is great across the full range of trail and mountain terrain.

An update on the previous version, this season's Ultratrail FX.One is a lightweight and foldable, trail running pole for confidence across a variety of trail and mountain running conditions. The carbon poles utilise Carbon HRC max through each section, giving them a stiff, responsive feel, and are meaningfully lighter than their aluminium equivalent, and even lighter than previous generations of this model. For fast trail ground contact, the trail running tip has a Trail Running Basket and a rubber pad that can be added for road and hard-surface use. A further update to their predecessors, the four folding sections are individually replaceable as spare parts, making it easier to fix, therefore giving you a longer-lasting trail running companion. The poles have a Push-Button folding mechanism, making the four sections collapsible by simply pushing a button, without your hand needing to leave the grip. Packing down small, the poles fit comfortably in a vest's pole pocket. In multiple lengths, the length of the poles can not be adjusted once assembled, so it is important to select the correct length suited to your needs.

Carrying is made easy thanks to the Shark Frame Strap Mesh, and Trail Trigger Shark grip in 1k foam. The foam contact surface is lightweight and fast-drying for optimum comfort when traversing trail conditions. Integrated directly into the back of the grip body, the Trigger Shark interface has an easy button release, so your hand can exit without removing it from your wrist. The Shark Fram Strap is a click-in strap with a structured, ventilated design, and is size-specific, matching the length of the pole. This updated click-in design allows you to keep the strap on your hands when the poles are stowed away, making it perfect for trail runners and racers who regularly transition between using and carrying poles, making it one of the most practical strap systems available.