Trekking poles Salewa Puez Aluminum lightweight adjustable – aluminum, adjustable length

Salewa Puez Aluminum lightweight adjustable trekking poles are designed for hikers and Nordic walkers who need reliable support on varied terrain. Constructed from aluminum, these adjustable length poles provide a balance of durability and low weight. They are supplied with standard grips and wrist straps to help maintain control and reduce hand fatigue while offering improved stability and reduced joint stress on uphill, downhill and uneven trails.

Advantages

These trekking poles combine a lightweight aluminum construction with a telescopic adjustment system to accommodate different user heights and changing terrain. The standard ergonomic grips and wrist straps enable secure handling and better energy transfer, while the pole structure provides shock absorption to ease impact on knees and ankles. The straightforward design ensures ease of use, maintenance and long service life for regular hiking and walking activities.

Suitable for

• Day hikes on mixed trails
• Nordic walking and fitness walks
• Mountain paths with variable inclines
• Trail sections with loose or uneven ground

Key specifications

• Material: aluminum shaft for a lightweight yet robust construction
• Adjustability: telescopic adjustable length to fit different user heights and terrain conditions
• Grips: standard ergonomic grips for secure hold
• Straps: wrist straps for improved control and reduced hand fatigue
• Intended use: hiking and Nordic walking on trails and mountain paths

How to use

Open the telescopic sections and set the poles to a length where your elbow forms approximately a 90-degree angle when the pole tip is on the ground beside your foot. Tighten the adjustment mechanism securely before use. Use the wrist straps by placing your hand up through the bottom of the strap and then gripping the handle so the strap rests against the back of your hand—this improves control and reduces grip tension. On descents shorten the poles slightly for better stability; on ascents lengthen them to assist propulsion. After each outing check joints and tips for wear and tighten connections as needed.

Usage recommendations

For longevity and consistent performance, rinse poles after exposure to mud or salt, dry them before storing, and inspect locking mechanisms periodically. Replace worn tips or add rubber caps for pavement use to maintain grip and protect the pole ends.