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Overview
About LEKI Cristallo Anti-Shock Trekking Poles
Discontinued prior year model. Save your knees and improve stability on long, technical hikes with LEKI Cristallo anti-shock trekking poles. Made of aluminum alloy, they boast Speed Lock adjustment convenience on the upper shaft and a built-in anti-shock system with minimal rebound.
- Soft Anti-Shock System (SAS) in the lower section of pole is smooth, quiet and eases stress on joints
- Aergon soft rubber grips have a textured surface and rubberized, dimpled grip points
- Speed Lock adjustment system on upper shaft with external lock
- Super Lock adjustment on lower shaft with twist-lock mechanism
- Lightweight, easy-to-adjust wrist straps with brushed lining
- Carbide flex tips
- Includes trekking baskets
- By LEKI of Germany
- Made in Czech Republic
- Colors and graphics vary but all features remain unchanged
Specs
Specs about LEKI Cristallo Anti-Shock Trekking Poles
- Number of sections: 3
- Adjustable: Yes
- Lock mechanism: Speed Lock upper section, Super Lock lower section
- Length: 27" (69cm) to 53" (135cm)
- Basket type: Trekking
- Tip material: Carbide
- Single/Pair: Pair
- Shaft material: Aluminum
- Handle material: Composite
- Weight: 1 lb. 3.6 oz.
- Recommended use: Hiking/trekking
- Made in Czech Republic
- Colors and graphics vary but all features remain unchanged
Reviews
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5.0 out of 5 stars.
Trekking in New Mexico
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Reviewed by Anonymous from New Mexico on Wednesday, July 20, 2016
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3.0 out of 5 stars. Mixed ReviewVerified Buyer Reviewed by Gingerkite from Northern Virginia on Thursday, October 11, 2018These are serviceable trekking poles, lightweight, adjustable, love the shock system. The things that are not as good - the lower adjustment is the screw type, not the positive lock like the top adjustment. For me that makes it harder to adjust, and it gets sand and grit between the metal pieces. The metal tip would be best for icy conditions, and works OK on dirt or sand. I prefer a rubber tip for most hiking, especially rocks. Also, these are not very compact if you need to travel with a small pack or suitcase.
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5.0 out of 5 stars. Leiki CristalloVerified Buyer Reviewed by NGuyen Th from Califoria on Thursday, May 10, 2018It is great for price and production. I did the hiking yesterday and fell comfortable than Cristallo without anti-shock. It is solid material and easy to adjust.
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5.0 out of 5 stars. Top NotchVerified Buyer Reviewed by Tom Master from New York on Thursday, May 3, 2018I'm no bigtime hiker, but I have a couple other pairs of poles. These are top notch.
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3.0 out of 5 stars. Great poles except twist-lock gives wayVerified Buyer Reviewed by Anonymous from Florida on Thursday, April 12, 2018Great poles except twist-lock gives way on one if them from time to time, otherwise I would have given 5 stars.
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4.0 out of 5 stars. Nice Supportive PolesReviewed by El Barracuda from Vegas and Mexico on Tuesday, April 10, 2018I'm used to the Distance Z poles from Black Diamond so these Cristallos from Leki seemed heavier and more supportive. These Leki poles also have a much better grip for palming and comfort and much better straps. I like the smaller and lighter size of the Black Diamonds but these Lekis are clearly more supportive and the anti-shocking helps to make it even more so. I'd love to get a pair of sticks to combines the best of both of these but I have only seen such a combo in the $200 range so for now, this will have to do. I'd highly recommend these Cristallos for someone who doesn't often compress them to the smallest size. Its kind of annoying to open and close them but maybe I'm just spoiled by the Black Diamonds.
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3.0 out of 5 stars. Great poles - with a problemVerified Buyer Reviewed by Anonymous from New Mexico on Thursday, September 15, 2016I like the poles a lot - especially the speed locks. A problem that has been noted by others is that they break. Mine broke on a reasonably minor stress, and the break was with the plastic inside the anti-shock section. Hopefully the replacement poles are better.
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5.0 out of 5 stars. Trekking in New MexicoVerified Buyer Reviewed by Anonymous from New Mexico on Wednesday, July 20, 2016My last poles bent on a strenuous descent, so I sprung for the LEKI poles. I'm very pleased so far. Easy to collapse for storage, and good anti-shock. I was particularly pleased with the quick release for the poles. Since the mountains in New Mexico are rugged, moving quickly from shrinking the pole for ascending, and lengthening them for descending is a real plus.
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3.0 out of 5 stars. Somewhat DisappointedReviewed by Experienced Hiker from North Georgia on Tuesday, September 1, 2015One of the poles broke after only 3-4 hikes, but Leki said they have a lifetime warranty; so they are very well covered. I have an occasional problem with being unable to tighten the lower section. I keep twisting and twisting, but it won't catch. I've figured out how to overcome it, but it is very annoying. The graphics on the poles are great and the handles are very nice, but I wish I had a different model, albeit still Leki though.
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1.0 out of 5 stars. Very disappointedReviewed by Anonymous from Tennessee on Friday, July 17, 2015Gift for mi novio and one pole broke on the first hike, very disappointed and embarrassed!
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4.0 out of 5 stars. new LEKI Cristallo Trekking polesVerified Buyer Reviewed by Anonymous from Illinois on Saturday, July 5, 2014Need a new pair of trekking poles after my 13 year old pair met their end in a fall. I have not used the Cristallo's yet, but they have three things going for them, Leki quality, they are light and got a great price on them at Sierra Trading Post. I should get many years of use out of them.
