Nordic walking poles Leki Cross Trail TA SL+ adjustable 16/14/12 mm

Leki Cross Trail TA SL+ adjustable Nordic walking poles combine a multi-diameter aluminium shaft with features aimed at stable support and lightweight handling for outdoor walking and fitness. The shaft steps between 16/14/12 mm diameters to balance stiffness and reduced weight, and the poles are compatible with telescopic adjustment systems to set the preferred length. These poles are intended for recreational and fitness walkers who need durable, adjustable support across varied terrain.

Advantages

The multi-diameter shaft construction provides increased axial stiffness where needed while keeping overall weight lower. Adjustable length capability allows customization for different user heights and walking styles, improving ergonomics and efficiency. Durable materials and a design focused on outdoor use deliver reliable performance on paths, gravel and light trails. Compatibility with common telescopic adjustment systems simplifies pairing with existing accessories and makes progressive length adjustment straightforward.

Suitable for

• Recreational Nordic walking and fitness walks
• Outdoor walks on mixed terrain including paved paths, gravel and light trails
• Users who need adjustable pole length for shared use or varying conditions
• Walkers seeking durable, lightweight support for technique and stability

Key specifications

• Shaft: adjustable multi-diameter aluminium (16/14/12 mm)
• Length: adjustable via telescopic adjustment system compatibility
• Primary use: Nordic walking, fitness walking, outdoor walking
• Construction focus: balance of stiffness and reduced weight
• Terrain suitability: paved surfaces, gravel, light trails

How to use

Set the pole length to match your height and walking technique, typically with your elbow at approximately a 90-degree angle when the pole tip contacts the ground. Use the telescopic adjustment mechanism to fine-tune length; ensure locking components are securely fastened before use. When walking, plant the pole slightly behind the foot to aid propulsion and maintain rhythm. Inspect the tips and locking areas regularly and replace or service worn parts as needed to preserve safe operation.

Usage recommendations

For best results, adjust pole length for inclines: shorten poles slightly uphill and extend them on downhill sections. Use appropriate pole tips for the surface—rubber tips for paved areas and carbide or trekking tips for rougher trails—and carry spare tips if you frequently switch surfaces.