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Forclaz MT500 hiking pole review

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Verdict: A really great hiking pole, available in two colours, at a fantastic price!


Embark on your hiking adventures equipped with the ultimate companion: the hiking pole designed for regular hikers and mountain trekkers alike.

Engineered to tackle rugged terrain with ease, this pole features a super-fast and precise adjustment system, ensuring great performance on any trail.

 

The ergonomic grip of this pole is crafted for comfort and functionality, boasting a dense foam grip with a long 3D design for maximum support. Equipped with a soft wrist-strap and a comfortable knob, this pole allows for multiple grip options to adapt to various terrain and hiking styles.

 

With an adjustable length ranging from 105 to 130cm, this pole caters to hikers of all heights and preferences. Its external lock and automatic push-pin mechanism ensure precise and fast adjustments, allowing you to customize the pole to your desired length quickly and efficiently.

 

Despite its robust performance, this pole features a compact design with three telescopic sections, collapsing down to a manageable length of 56cm and a width of approximately 5cm. This compactness makes it easy to stow away in your pack when not in use, saving valuable space for other essentials.

 

Crafted from high-quality 7075-T6 aluminium, known for its strength and durability, this pole guarantees reliability on every hike. Its tube diameter of 18/16/14mm and tungsten tip ensure stability and traction on various surfaces, providing you with the confidence to conquer any terrain.

 

Designed and approved by the expert team at Decathlon, this hiking pole combines innovative design with premium materials for an unparalleled hiking experience. Whether you're ascending steep inclines or descending rugged slopes, trust in this pole to support you every step of the way.

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