Hook for Leki Traverse TR-V poles — Leki Hak LE Traverse hook, black

The Leki Hak LE Traverse hook in black is a replacement accessory designed to mount on the head of Leki Traverse TR-V trekking and walking poles. It restores the pole's attachment point for accessories and improves handling where the original hook has become damaged or lost. The part is intended as a spare for field repairs and routine maintenance to keep poles serviceable during outdoor walking, hiking and trekking.

Advantages

The replacement hook is shaped to match the original Traverse TR-V head geometry, enabling secure mechanical fit and predictable performance when attaching straps or accessories. Its compact black finish offers low visual contrast for outdoor use while resisting dirt and light abrasion. Using a dedicated replacement hook maintains the pole's intended ergonomics and helps avoid improvised fixes that can reduce reliability.

Suitable for

• Repairing Leki Traverse TR-V trekking and walking poles
• Replacing worn or broken pole head hooks
• Maintaining pole functionality during multi-day hikes
• Keeping a spare part for field repairs or gear maintenance

Key specifications

• Compatible model family: Leki Traverse TR-V poles
• Color: black
• Function: pole head hook / attachment point for straps and accessories
• Material characteristics: durable plastic/resin suitable for outdoor use
• Intended use: spare-part replacement and field repair

How to use

To install, remove any remaining damaged hook from the pole head and align the replacement hook with the head mounting features. Press or snap the hook into place until it engages the retaining geometry; if applicable, secure with the original fastener or retention clip. Verify the hook sits flush and test with the pole strap or accessory to confirm a secure fit before use on terrain.

Usage recommendations

Use the replacement hook as part of routine maintenance to preserve pole safety and performance; inspect the installed hook periodically for cracks or wear and replace if compromised. Avoid excessive lateral loads or improper attachment methods that could overload the hook beyond its intended design.