Trekking pole Leki LE KIJ XTA BASE Jr. black-white 100 — adjustable junior trekking stick 100 cm

The Leki LE KIJ XTA BASE Jr. black-white 100 is an adjustable junior trekking pole designed for children and young hikers. Supplied as a single pole with a maximum length of 100 cm, it provides support on trails and uneven ground while remaining compact and lightweight for easy handling. The pole is intended to help young users maintain balance, reduce strain on legs during walks or hikes and offer a stable contact point on variable surfaces.

Advantages

The pole features an adjustable length mechanism that allows precise setting up to 100 cm to match the user’s height. Its lightweight construction makes it simple for children to carry and manipulate while walking. Designed for outdoor use, the pole gives consistent support on rough paths and helps improve posture and stability. The ergonomic grip and wrist strap are shaped for smaller hands, promoting comfortable and secure handling during extended use.

Suitable for

• Children and young hikers learning to use trekking poles
• Leisure walks and family hikes on trails
• Terrain with roots, rocks or moderate unevenness where additional balance is needed
• Outdoor training and walking sessions for developing coordination

Key specifications

• Adjustable length: up to 100 cm
• Designed for junior users and smaller hands
• Lightweight construction for easy handling
• Ergonomic grip with wrist strap for secure hold
• Suitable for trail and mixed-terrain use

How to use

Set the pole length so the user’s elbow is bent at approximately 90 degrees when the tip is on the ground beside the foot. Adjust the locking mechanism to secure the chosen length, then check stability before use. Hold the ergonomic grip with the wrist strap around the back of the hand to transfer force through the pole while walking. Use the pole rhythmically in coordination with the opposite leg when ascending or descending to improve balance and reduce joint load.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the pole and locking mechanism before each outing and ensure the tip is appropriate for the terrain; remove or fit rubber tips for hard surfaces or replace worn parts as needed. Supervise young users until they are comfortable with adjustment and pole technique.