Trekking poles Enero Adventure High Hills with compass by Enero — model 1041780

Enero Adventure High Hills trekking poles with built-in compass are designed for trekking and hiking on trails, mountains and uneven terrain. These walking poles provide extra balance and support during long walks and backpacking trips, helping to reduce strain on knees and ankles. The integrated compass aids basic orientation in the field without adding separate navigation equipment.

Advantages

The poles combine adjustable length and lightweight construction to suit varied users and terrain. A built-in compass offers immediate directional reference for day hikes and simple route checking. Ergonomic grips and reliable locking mechanisms ensure steady performance on ascents, descents and mixed surfaces. The shock-absorbing action helps lessen impact on joints while maintaining stability.

Suitable for

• Trekking and mountain hiking
• Day hikes and backpacking trips
• Trail walking and uneven terrain
• Reducing joint load on long descents

Key specifications

• Built-in compass integrated into the handle for basic orientation
• Adjustable length to accommodate different heights and walking styles
• Ergonomic grip designed for prolonged use and comfortable hold
• Locking mechanism to secure the chosen length during use
• Durable shaft construction suitable for outdoor trekking conditions
• Shock-absorbing properties to reduce impact on joints
• Interchangeable tips or protective baskets for varied surfaces (where applicable)

How to use

Adjust the pole length so that your elbow forms an approximate 90-degree angle when holding the grip while standing in a natural walking posture. Use the locking mechanism to secure the length before setting off. Hold the pole by the ergonomic grip and plant the tip slightly ahead of your foot on ascent and slightly behind on descent to maintain balance. Check the built-in compass as needed to confirm general direction; ensure the compass housing is level and free from magnetic interference. After use, collapse the poles to their shortest length for transport and storage.

Usage recommendations

Inspect tips and locking mechanisms before each outing. Choose appropriate tip protectors or baskets for snow, mud or rocky ground. Clean and dry the poles after exposure to wet or salty environments, and store them collapsed in a dry place to preserve the locking system and shaft integrity.