Pedroc Carbonium Poles
Lightweight, compact, and foldable pole for fast speed hiking tours and other intense mountain activities.
The Pedroc Carbonium is an automatically locking and foldable pole made entirely of carbon, resulting in a minimal weight. With its lightweight, compact, yet robust construction and fixed pole length, we have specifically designed the Pedroc Carbonium for speed hiking tours and other intense mountain activities.
On hard surfaces like rocks or gravel, the durable carbide tips provide excellent grip. The ergonomic EVA foam grip and padded wrist straps fit comfortably in various grip positions.
The Pedroc Carbonium is available in different lengths.
Features:
Age group: Adult
Gender: Unisex
Weight: 211 g
Tube diameter: 16 mm
Packaging size: 43, 45, 47 cm
Number of pole segments: Foldable segments: 3
Made in: Austria
Speed Hiking: Yes
Material: Carbon, PA, EVA, Carbide
Material of upper segments: Carbon
Material of middle segment: Carbon
Material of lower segment: Carbon.
Exact colour description | Black |
Material | Carbon, EVA, Foam material, Hard metal, Nylon |
Target group | Boys, Girls, Men, Women |
Cane type | Trail running poles |
Stock construction | Folding stick |
Stick length | 135 cm |
Weight | 211 g |
Item number | 24104816 |
Manufacturer | Salewa |
Category | Trekking poles |
Manufacturer No. | 00-0000005668-0905-135 |
Release date | 8.2.2023 |
Colour | Black |
Exact colour description | Black |
Material group | Carbon, Foam material, Metal |
Material | Carbon, EVA, Foam material, Hard metal, Nylon |
Target group | Boys, Girls, Men, Women |
Cane type | Trail running poles |
Stock construction | Folding stick |
Country of origin | Austria |
Manufacturer commitment | Fair wear |
CO₂ emissions | 2.76 kg |
Climate contribution | CHF 0.11 |
Stick length | 135 cm |
Weight | 211 g |
Length | 135 cm |
If you are looking for a pole for summer and winter, the Pedroc from Salewa is certainly a good choice. The length just has to be right, the pole is available in three different lengths.
