Description
The Cross Trail FX Superlite is a top-class cross trail pole. The extremely light folding pole made of carbon is equipped with the newly designed Cross Shark handle. The system offers the speed of the Shark system and the support of a hiking handle with an ergonomic support surface. The loop made of highly breathable mesh with an optimized fit is wider and encloses the hand safely and firmly. The open-pored foam handle in cork look is rounded off with a short handle extension for additional gripping options. With the CLD Core Locking Device for intuitive locking, you can fold the MCT 12 Vario Carbon in a flash to a pack size of 42 cm. This will rock the trails. 4 your speed.
| Activities: | Cross Trail |
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| Age group: | Adult |
| Gender: | Unisex |
| Sizerun: | No size variations |
| Construction: | Vario (infinitely adjustable) | Foldable |
| Pack size: | 42cm |
| Weight: | 197g |
| Segment diameter: | 14|12|12|12mm |
| Handle - loop/glove system: | SharkSystem |
| Pipe geometry: | No bending |
| Tube shape: | Cylindrical |
| Handle: | Cross Shark |
| Loop: | Shark Frame Strap Mesh |
| Handle extension: | 1K Foam |
| Pipe Material: | Carbon (HRC) |
| Pipe top: | Carbon |
| Tube middle part (1): | Carbon |
| Tube middle part (2): | Carbon |
| Pipe lower part: | Carbon |
| Folding system: | CLD |
| Adjustment system: | Speed Lock 2 plus |
| Plate: | Trail Running Plate |
| Great: | Trail Running Tips |
| Tip Size: | One size fits all |
| Storage bag: | Folding stick bag |
| Product information: | The weight-optimized product is designed for use in competitions as a climbing aid. It requires particularly trained and careful use and is not designed as an everyday training device. For everyday training purposes, we recommend other poles from our range that are optimized for durability. When moving quickly, there is a risk that the tip will get jammed between stones, earth or roots. This increases the risk of the shaft breaking due to the tensile load on the handle. We recommend using it for trail running only on secured paths and not in exposed terrain, i.e. in alpine and mountain sports where there is a risk of falling, on snow, ice or glaciers. |
