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Slip the rubber tip attachment on if you should meet a young lass and decide to take her to town for a pint

As you long for the olden days of wandering amongst winding country roads and cutting over stone walls looking for a beautiful red-headed lass, pick up the Leki Wanderfreund Antishock Trekking Pole and let your legs take you out and about.
  • Super Lock System is an internal locking feature that clamps tightly to securely lock the pole sections into place
  • Soft anti-shock system absorbs shock to prevent wrist or hand pain
  • Sturdy carbide tips bite into ice and rocks

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lah4722365

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The pole is OK and the anti-shock system is great !!!
But the only part that is not up to LEKI standard is the grip!!! the problem is that if the pole falls out of your grip or hand accidentally it comes apart: the top of the grip comes off and one has to put it back on...!!!
Why has LEKI abandoned its "Legendary Cork" grip?!
I have been using the "Wanderfreund" for many years (15 years at least) when I decided to try the anti-shock version which is great but the grip was disappointing...
Please go back to to the one piece cork grip but make a bit wider.Happy hiking with Leki!!!
Jacob Lahat

I purchased the Leki Wounderfreund Premium...

Bob Nelson

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I purchased the Leki Wounderfreund Premium anti shock 3 piece extension with cork handle color blk/brn 7 years ago and I'm trying to match 3 more with it.

Is there any c/o inventory anywhere of same?
Thanks

Gone Fishing

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Bob, the cork grip has been gone for quite some time now and I think you will have a hard time finding new stock. Your best bet is to watch www.geartrade.com or check E-Bay on a regular basis.

ward hoffmann

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Bob, I think I saw 3 such poles today at Sports Authority in Overland Park, KS, cork handle with an open space in the handle.

Do you grasp the vertical part of the pole...

Vicki Leroux

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Do you grasp the vertical part of the pole or the top (horizontal) part like you would a cane??

Dean Whitehead

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Hi Vicki, both are graspable... its more of a user preference that one would order a trekking pole with the horizontal/cane part...

Has leki stopped producing this pole with...

Susan Ball

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Has leki stopped producing this pole with the cork grip?

Jacob Lahat

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Having used the cork grip for many years i decided to buy a new pole with the new grip. I found that the new grip is just as comfortable as the cork grip and with the addition of the anti-shock it is perfect. It is just a question of getting used to it, which is no problem as far as I can judge. In due course you will find it is even better than the cork grip.