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The solid wood knob on the top of Leki's Sierra Antishock Trekking Pole unscrews, so you can mount a scope, camera, or a Y-attachment for a hunting gun. This way, you get a hiking staff and a monopod in one adjustable pole. The Antishock system in the Sierra Trekking Pole absorbs impact, and the rubber tip won't click and clack on pavement and rockbed. Adjust this Leki walking staff to the right height for your legs or for that wildlife photo.
Bottom Line: Unscrew the knob and convert this walking staff into a monopod for cameras or scopes.
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hiking pole
By:
cra4872842
November 16, 2011
Friend suggested i buy a trekking pole for my first camping trip and wasn't sure why I needed it until I got to the camp site and went on my first hike. Pole is great
Does anyone know how much these weigh? I'm looking at the
Does anyone know how much these weigh? I'm looking at the REI ones and they are 9.5 oz.
By: susan
August 28, 2011
Hi, the Sierra weighs in at 10.5 oz...
By: Dean Whitehead
August 29, 2011
Love it.
By:
mar100242191
January 30, 2010
Used mine all season in 2009 and it was awesome. Lightweight, sturdy, strong... and doubles as a monopod for my camera! Plus the wooden knob on top is nice to hold onto while descending steeper grades. Love it.
The ad stated one color - what color is it?
The ad stated one color - what color is it?
By: Dan Hom
October 15, 2010
Couldn't have done ancient Europe without it!
By:
jan3445033
December 11, 2009
I'm a baby boomer and my knees are getting bad. When DH and I decided to do a trip to Europe to visit ancient empires (Greece, Rome, Turkey), I knew that my knees would be taking a beating. I researched on the web and decided to buy the Leki Sierra. It was such a help! It's lightweight, folds up into a travel bag or backpack, is quite handsome, and the adjustable height (I like staff height, not cane height) was wonderful. We did a lot of climbing around (stairs, old roads, etc. in Ephesus and Athens) and most of the places in Europe don't have handrails. Descending steep steps without a handrail wouldn't have been possible without 'my stick'. It was a lifesaver. I can't tell you how many people walked up to me and asked me where I bought it. I could have sold a dozen on the spot! I accidentally left it in the cab in Athens (thankfully it was towards the end of the trip!) and really missed it. I ordered a new one within 24 hours of arriving home. And, I must say, I ordered mine from REI and they didn't discount the price. Get yours here!
JB from Frisco, TX
1 Comment Last Comment: May 30, 2011 by: fis4682348
By: fis4682348
May 30, 2011
PERFECT
Is this the Leki answer for - a "mature" female with
Is this the Leki answer for - a "mature" female with vintage knees - moderate trail hiker who lugs along a camera almost everywhere.
I am 5'1" and want the model most suited for my stature if I can have it and the monopod feature as well if it is truly useable for OTG
photography (non professional) Thanks for any input
By: Nancy Hargis
July 10, 2010
These poles should work great for your purposes....
By: Mike Traslin
July 13, 2010
Great Durable Pole
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Gary B
August 29, 2011
I've been using one for day hiking and geocaching since 2002 (2011 as I write this) and it's been great. Saved me from several falls and is great for pushing through the underbrush when caching. I've even use the camera mount once or twice. Love the classic style as well.
Question
By:
Sue Bosshardt
June 13, 2011
love the pole, but can't get it to retract for packing ! Need help - - sgbphb@q.com
Dual use tool
By:
thefallingman
October 16, 2010
This is a great pole for easy trails where you plan to do a good bit of photographing. I use mine on scenic trails where the stability and power provided by dual poles isn't needed.
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- Usable Range:
- 78 - 145 cm
- Collapsed Length:
- 78 cm
- Shaft:
- aluminum
- Grip:
- foam with Rosewood knob
- Tip:
- carbide
- Locking Mechanism:
- super Lock System
- Included Baskets:
- rubber tip
- Recommended Use:
- hiking, walking, monopod for cameras, scopes
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- (shaft) lifetime