The Sherpa Lite XTG is an incredibly robust and yet light three-piece pole to be used in demanding trekking and hiking conditions. The AERGON Thermo Long Grip impresses with its ergonomic grip shape and comfortable grip extensions. The Speed Lock 2 Adjustment System between 100 and 135 cm works seamlessly, even with gloves. An absolute all-rounder built to endure the toughest challenges.
AÂ hiking stick made of high-strength aluminum for universal use. Whether on hard or soft ground: with the hard metal tip or the rubber attachment, it offers grip and safety on any terrain. The Aergomed handle ensures comfort. Thanks to the Speed Lock 2 system, it can be easily adjusted from 90 cm to 120 cm.
Step higher with the Leki Micro Vario Carbon trekking pole: proven performance now even easier to use on varied, challenging terrain. The 2019 version has the same top drawer design as its predecessor: high quality carbon fibre tubing; folding design for compact transport; SpeedLock 2 length adjustment for the perfect sizing in seconds. But now collapsing the pole is even slicker and smoother thanks to Leki’s External Locking Device (ELD) replacing the previous push-button lock.
The mug made of double-wall stainless steel construction secures the temperature of both cold and hot beverages. The tight-fitting silicon sealed lid, the simple locking switch and the double-walled insulation of the Vacuum Commuter Mug 0.4l keeps your drink cold or hot on your way to work or by the campfire. The compact design takes up minimal space and accommodates a variety of  cup holders.
The Cressida trekking poles come in a compact design for smaller hands, Speed Lock system 2 for hassle-free length adjustment, and ultralight, high-strength aluminium shafts
This pocket handbook to navigation will help you master the necessary map and compass skills for mountain walking. Chapters include map scales, symbols and contours, grid references, map reading, bearings, route planning and night and bad-weather navigation, as well as navigating with a GPS.
This guidebook has all the information needed to walk the South Downs Way, a 100-mile (160km) national trail through the South Downs National Park between Winchester and Eastbourne. The route is described in both west–east and east–west directions, over 12 day-stages.
A guidebook to walking the North Downs Way National Trail, a 130 mile (208km) walk between the high downland of Farnham and the historic city of Dover on the Kent coast, with an optional visit to Canterbury. The route is described in 11 stages, and is fully illustrated with colour photographs and OS map extracts. The North Downs Way is one of the easier national trails with a modest number of steep (but short) ascents and descents and long sections with no noticeable height gain or loss. Several historic sites including Neolithic burial chambers, Roman roads and Norman churches are passed and much of the route follows The Pilgrims’ Way. The area also boasts many literary connections with some of the most celebrated voices in English literature. A separate pocket-sized map booklet is included and shows the full route on 1:25,000 scale OS maps.
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