LEKI Wanderfreund Antishock Trekking Pole - 1 Pole - 2010 BCS

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Grab your Leki Wanderfreund Antishock Trekking Pole, and head out for an adventure in the great outdoors. You'll appreciate how much the Wanderfreund adds to your balance and relieves fatigue, and you'll be blown away by the comfort of the shock-absorbers that are built into the Wanderfreund's shaft. Ahhhh, German engineering!

Bottom Line: Turn yourself into a 4X4.

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I was given an antishock 3 piece walking pole and lost the rubber

I was given an antishock 3 piece walking pole and lost the rubber tip. Where can i find a replacement tip and the product instructions?

By: George Schumacher
December 22, 2010

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I have had a pair of Leki Trekking poles for some years. The

I have had a pair of Leki Trekking poles for some years. The handle is a typical vertical cork grip. Now I am having trouble with my knee and need a pole with a cane type grip. First: Is it possible to replace my existing grip and put on a cane type?
Second: How did the Wanderfreund Pole work for you? Is the handle as comfortable as cork?
Thanks for your help. Claudine

By: Claudine Fall
August 30, 2010

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I just bought a pair of these for my dad who is disabled but does a lot of walking and is doing a little more trail walking (not quite hiking). The grip is very ergonomic and is super stable when used as a cane. The range of extension is great because he can also make it tall enough to use like a trekking pole holding on on the vertical part of the grip. Not sure this would work for everyone - he is 5'5". Using them as a pair is very stable and has allowed him to venture into more uneven terrain.

The rubber tip is nice to have as they can by used inside, sidewalks, etc and then easily switched to the tip for more natural terrain.

I'm not sure about replacing the existing grip...

By: David Platt
September 6, 2010