Trekking poles SPOKEY TAURUS — set of adjustable hiking poles

SPOKEY TAURUS trekking poles are adjustable hiking poles designed to support walking, trekking and outdoor excursions. They provide hand support and stability across varied terrain, help reduce load on knees and ankles, and assist in maintaining balance on slopes and uneven paths. The set is intended for recreational hikers and fitness walkers who need a reliable, lightweight aid to improve posture and reduce fatigue during day hikes, mountain trails or Nordic walking sessions.

Advantages

The adjustable length mechanism allows quick and precise adaptation to different users and trail conditions, offering a comfortable hand position for uphill and downhill sections. Ergonomic grips ensure a secure hold and reduce hand strain, while anti-shock properties and durable shaft materials increase comfort and longevity. The compact collapsible design makes the poles easy to store and transport when not in use.

Suitable for

• Day hikes on mixed terrain
• Mountain and alpine trails
• Nordic walking and fitness walking
• Trail routes with loose or uneven surfaces
• Reducing joint stress during long-distance walks

Key specifications

• Adjustable length range suitable for typical adult heights
• Lightweight telescopic shaft construction for portability
• Ergonomic handles for secure grip and improved control
• Shock-absorbing feature to reduce impact on joints
• Replaceable tips and baskets for mixed terrain use
• Compact folding design for storage and transport

How to use

Extend each pole to the desired length and lock the adjustment mechanism according to your height and walking style. Hold the ergonomic grip with a relaxed hand and use the wrist strap for added control when descending or on steep sections. Plant the pole slightly ahead of you with each step to support balance and transfer some load from the lower limbs to the upper body. After use, collapse the poles to their compact form and store them in a bag or on a backpack.

Usage recommendations

Choose a pole length that keeps your elbow at approximately a 90-degree angle when the pole tip is on the ground; use larger baskets in snow or soft ground and small tips on rocky or paved terrain. Regularly check locking mechanisms and tip condition before and after outings to ensure safe performance.