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Benefits
Using a pair of Mountain King poles you experience the following benefits:
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Antishock is a way of cushioning the jarring of the pole - especially on hard ground and when going downhill. It is achieved by a spring located in the pole which gives a cushioning effect when the pole is pushed on a hard surface. |
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Antishock is great for down hill sections when more weight is put on the poles, reducing jarring. For uphill sections compressing the spring is a waste of energy and so the antishock should be turned off (where this option is available). This increases to benefit of using poles. For backpackers and those carrying heavy loads the Expedition - Expert has two springs in tandem giving progressively increased resistance. This is particularly beneficial for demanding users. |
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Using on /off antishock The antishock is operated by tightening the middle section until a click is felt. Tighten a further quarter turn. At this point the antishock is off. To turn on the antishock simply untighten the middle section slightly to feel the click again. The antishock is now turned on. |
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Getting to grips We recommend the pole is held by using the adjustable strap as illustrated, by sliding the hand up through the strap and then grasping the grip. Adopting this method will allow you to relax your grip slightly. <back |
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