Trekking pole LEKI Neotrail FX.One Superlite foldable unisex, 35–120 cm, 1.31 kg

LEKI Neotrail FX.One Superlite foldable trekking pole is a unisex, competition-oriented pole engineered for trail running and fast-paced multi-segment outings. The pole collapses to 35 cm for compact storage and extends to 120 cm to accommodate different heights and running situations. With a total weight of 131 g per pole (1.31 kg per pair), this model emphasises minimal mass, springy carbon construction and quick packability through a Push Button Release folding system. It features an elongated Thermo grip with a rounded head that allows multiple hand positions for efficient support on varied terrain.

Advantages

The Neotrail FX.One Superlite combines extreme lightness with a responsive carbon shaft that provides notable springiness during ascent and fast technical sections. Its folding design with Push Button Release makes packing and transition between running and carrying fast and straightforward. The elongated Thermo grip supports different hold styles and improves control on mixed trails. Designed specifically as a climbing aid in competition settings, the pole balances portability and performance for runners prioritising weight savings.

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How to use

Extend the pole to the required length and ensure the Push Button Release locks securely before use. Hold the elongated Thermo grip in a comfortable position suited to your stride and terrain; change hand position as needed for climbing or descending. Use the pole primarily as a climbing aid during races and fast uphill sections on secured trails. After use, fold the pole by pressing the Push Button Release and collapse it to 35 cm for transport or storage.

Recommendations

Use the Neotrail FX.One Superlite on secured paths and marked trails. This weight-optimised pole is intended for competition-style climbing assistance and requires careful, trained use. It is not designed as an everyday training pole or for exposed alpine terrain, snow, ice or glacier travel. Avoid using at high speed in rocky or root-strewn areas where the tip can become stuck, increasing the risk of shaft damage.