What are the trekking poles? Anyone who uses trekking poles when backpacking, hiking or walking knows the physical benefits. Their use relieves stress in the knee and ankle joints, improves cardiovascular workout through arm movement and aids in balance. For these three reasons, every pair of legs should only come with two poles. Whether it’s the mountain trails in Colorado or the well-trodden roads in the local park I have at least one trekking pole in my hand.
Wooden technology improved walking stick. Think of them as ski poles to help you slide across rock, mud, mud, and grass.
Strong rods are made of light aluminum or titanium and have two to three telescopic sections. Where the length is adjusted to the user, they are locked in place. Hair twisting poles expander, have some sort of push trigger or hair breakage. The handles are made of dense synthetic materials or bark and are straight or slanted for ergonomic comfort. Spring absorbers in the middle block reduce stress in the knee and ankle framework. They hold weapons in their hands. Carbide tips keep the poles from slipping on wet rock and rubber protection tips are available for times when you don’t want to scratch surfaces or leave trail holes. Corbs, like ski poles, can be used to prevent the tip from sinking deeper into mud or sand.
The route can be used with two or one bars. The knees are under pressure when dealing with slopes. Upper body exercises helps the leg muscles go up or down. Crossing swift currents is easier with walking poles in hand. Not only will they help you keep your balance, but you can also explore hidden caves or deep water.
Do you use your trekking poles more than hiking? All of the above reasons are great as travel poles. Wait for more. Backpackers and hikers are nothing but inventive with their gear. Multiple use items are sought after and trek poles are no exception.
ROOF POLE – Replace the broken straight tent pole. Use them as the sole pole to support a tarp or ultralight tent. Close to live under the poncho under which the rains come (and want).
WATER FILTRATION – Your ultimate water filter Hoses will not stay in fast flowing rivers. What to do, what to do? Secure the trail to the end of the pole with a velcro twist tie or rope. Plant the carbide tip on the rocky bottom and remove the pump.
Fisherman – Make a modern rod pole. Length Fishing, hook and bait or jig and you are ready to snag a big one. Some types of creative nods have developed to their poles.
CAMERA MONOPOD – Some trek poles have holes for holding the rope at the top.
SNAKE STAFF – Do you want to move unwanted reptiles? Use a rubber tip, the carbide tip will not hurt the animal.
DRY BOOTS – Shorten the walking pole and put it firmly on the ground. Boot in reverse.
WARNING – Tried to point to a remote object or your companion animal? Use the pole to direct the line of sight.
PROTECTION – Trek poles have been successfully used to ward off aggressive critters.
These are a few alternative ideas for pole trek users. I have no doubt that there are more. We use our roll of tape handy and Velcro straps to keep it handy.
You can make your trekking poles last through many hikes through sustained exercise. A very unfortunate concern could be the sudden collapse of the Iter pole.
EXPANDER POLES – Most poles use a plastic plug that expands inside the shaft when the cross section is twisted. These poor propagators are dirty or damp. In addition to the following sections, take the fabric instructions and make sure they are dry. Clean the hollow shaft with a stiff bottlebrush or a slightly damp cloth, coat the shaft. Use a soft toothpick to clean the inside of the machine and screw threads. that they should not use any leadership in the inland pole. Replace inexpensive expanders if the cleaning carved problem solving skills.
TRY BALL POLISH – Use the same cleaning method except use lubricants on the pulse balls. Stop pole stress cracks and replace immediately if any are found.
SNAP HAIR POLES – Use the same cleaning method, but don’t use the lubricant. Inspect the screw and pin for wear or rust. Replace the machine, if loosened, in the locked position.
You will find the right trekking poles and they will enhance your backpacking and hiking experience. Treat them carefully, and they will become an integral part of the shoe. Like closed mattresses, you’ll wonder how you ever did without them.
