I’m 5 2
What length/size should I get?
Leki Ultratrail FX One Superlite Running Pole
Sometimes we can all use a boost. When your legs are feeling extra heavy heading into that next long climb, reach for the Leki Ultratrail FX One Superlite running poles. Durable construction will give you confidence from baby smooth single track to full on scree slopes. Just one bonus of a fixed length is no fiddling or fussing or overthinking; deploy and go! If you need to stash these sticks they stay out of your way collapsing to a measley 35 cm using an intuitive trigger system. Shark Frame straps keep your hands tethered to the Trail Shark cork grips, reducing grip fatigue. Need to go hands free for a few? The Trail Shark trigger system releases your strap clad hand with the flick of a finger. Where these poles truly shine is their lightweight, rigid carbon construction, which weighs in at a scant 137g for the longest days on the trail. Take your running to the next level with the Leki Ultralight FX One Superlite running pole.
- Push-button trigger makes folding nearly instantaneous.
- Ultra light HRC max carbon construction means these are some seriously high performance running poles.
- Shark Frame strap mesh offers comfort and security around your hands.
- Trail running basket and carbide tip won't sink in mud or other mixed surfaces.
- Trail Shark system releases your hand quickly and easily.
| Specifications | |
| Lengths (cm) | 105, 110, 115, 120, 125, 130, 135 |
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Weight |
137g [120cm] |
| Weight (pair) | 274g [120cm] |
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Collapsed |
35cm [120cm] |
| Sections | 3 |
| Grip | Cork |
| Basket & Tip | 28mm basket, carbide trail running tip |
| Diameter | 14mm upper, 12mm lower |
| Specs Verified | Yes |
| Design | |
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Carbon |
| Strap | Trail Shark, Velcro closure |
| SkyRun Says | |
| Usage | Steep ups, varied terrain |
| Notes | Trail Shark release system helps you go hands free and back to using poles with minimal fuss |
| Bottom Line | Ultralight construction with an intuitive quick release strap make this a top pick for serious go-getters |
| Compare to other Running Poles | |
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Questions & Reviews
11/18/2023
11/18/2023
Hi Lynn! The recommended length for your height is 110cm. Thanks!
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9/23/2023
I’m 5’2 what length do you recommend?
9/23/2023
Hey Linda, the 110cm length should work well! Thanks
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9/6/2023
Can you order replacement straps for these poles?
9/6/2023
Hi Sue. We do have a few pairs on order but do not yet have a delivery date. I set you up for a notification in our system. When they arrive, you will receive an email. Keep an eye out!
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11/29/2022
Can you add attachments for running on pavement and for snow shoeing. Tbe baskets and foot pads? I have these from my original Leki poles. Can they attach to these poles as well?
11/29/2022
Karen,
Leki does make a few rubber attachments that cover the carbide tip to make them more pavement friendly. For winter-time, they sell an aluminum section that replaces the lowest section of the pole. It comes with a powder basket already attached. If you want to explore these options feel free to e-mail us at skyrun@skimo.co!
Leki does make a few rubber attachments that cover the carbide tip to make them more pavement friendly. For winter-time, they sell an aluminum section that replaces the lowest section of the pole. It comes with a powder basket already attached. If you want to explore these options feel free to e-mail us at skyrun@skimo.co!
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8/26/2022
Hello, I'm interested in the Leki Ultratrail FX One Superlite Running Pole for trail running (varied terrain including hiking/trail running in Switzerland). I'm 5'6" and Leki suggests 120cm. Would this be a good size for me? Thank you.
8/27/2022
Thanks for your question, Farah. Based on their sizing chart, this would be an appropriate size for you!
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8/9/2022
How do I determine what size I need?
I’m 5’ 10” and 160lbs
Need for ultra mountain trail race
I’m 5’ 10” and 160lbs
Need for ultra mountain trail race
8/9/2022
Hey Alison, for running poles it is a usually personal preference but going with your normal alpine pole length or slightly shorter is usually preferred. For someone who is 5'10, the 115cm-120cm length would work just fine.
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