20% Off Leki Trekking Poles
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20% Off Leki Trekking Poles
Backcountry.com is having a sale on Leki trekking poles, so if you're looking to upgrade from that pair of broken down, duct-taped, Wal-Mart bargain set, here's your chance.
http://www.backcountrygear.com/manufacturers/Leki.cfm?code=TS2352
They even have a couple of lightweight ones on sale.
UL
http://www.backcountrygear.com/manufacturers/Leki.cfm?code=TS2352
They even have a couple of lightweight ones on sale.
UL
ulhiker- Mountain Man
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Re: 20% Off Leki Trekking Poles
I don't know of many companies who have better customer service than Leki.
I lost the bottom section on one my Bones on the Cumberland Trail. I wrote Leki and asked if a replacement part was available. They sent back an email and asked for my address. They shipped two of the sections at no cost.
They also have a booth at Trail Days every year and will clean and repair Leki's at no cost.
I lost the bottom section on one my Bones on the Cumberland Trail. I wrote Leki and asked if a replacement part was available. They sent back an email and asked for my address. They shipped two of the sections at no cost.
They also have a booth at Trail Days every year and will clean and repair Leki's at no cost.
Re: 20% Off Leki Trekking Poles
My wife nearly killed me when I bought my Leki Super Makalu's, but they are worth every $. I love them, and I use to make fun of people who used trekking poles. I always thought they were racing thru the forest, but now I am a full convert. I even bought some Leki youth poles for my 4 year old son at Uncle Sams Outfitters in Fayetteville for $20. He loves them. You will not go wrong getting these poles.
Dwight
Dwight
Re: 20% Off Leki Trekking Poles
I use a pair of Komperdell poles and really like them. They have had some abuse, but keep going strong. I looked at possibly replacing them with a pair of Leki, but mine weigh 17.5 oz per pair and I really couldn't find a pair of Leki that were any lighter. Plus, mine are a two-piece design, so I figure that there is one less locking mechanism to go wrong.
UL
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ulhiker- Mountain Man
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Re: 20% Off Leki Trekking Poles
I have a pair of LekiSport that while not the lightest out there they are 2 piece design as well UL and I figured the same thing as far as one less peice to fail. Also played with several including the Makalu's and found a pair of Komperdell's at the local outfitters but these felt the most solid when placing weight on them. I am happy with mine as well. lol
Trail Monkey- Master of the Arkansas Backcountry
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