LIM Adventurer Quick Start Manual

Trekking poles

EXTENDING AND COLLAPSING POLES

To extend or collapse the poles, simply open

the lock of a section and adjust that pole

section to the desired length. Once set, close the lock and

that will hold the section in place. When extending the

pole sections, do not extend past the "Stop" mark. The "Stop" mark should not be showing or it

will cause the pole to be susceptible to breaking.

To set the length of the poles for your height, extend the bottom

section just to the "Stop" mark, leaving the "Stop" mark hidden

just inside the pole. Next, extend the middle section so that when you hold

the pole to your side, as if you were hiking, your arm is bent at a ninety degree

angle. The middle section is marked in centimeters so you can take note of your setting and use

that to quickly set the pole length in the future. For hiking uphill any great distance, adjust the

poles to be a little shorter. For hiking downhill, adjust the poles to be a little longer.

If a lock seems too easy or too difficult to close, with the lock in

the open position, increase the lock tension by turning the tension

screw clockwise or decrease the tension by turning it counterclockwise. Test

in ½ turn increments until satisfied. Do not over tighten. Check lock tension

before every use to prevent loss on the trail.

add surface area which helps prevent the pole from sinking too deep in the snow or mud. When

attaching a basket, push the basket onto the threads with enough force to contact the threads while

turning clockwise. Do not overtighten.

Adventurer Trekking Poles

Quick Start Guide

Two types of baskets are included: a pair of

mud baskets (the smaller basket pictured)

and a pair of snow baskets (the larger basket pictured).

Baskets are used when conditions are muddy or snowy to

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Page 1 Adventurer Trekking Poles Quick Start Guide EXTENDING AND COLLAPSING POLES To extend or collapse the poles, simply open the lock of a section and adjust that pole section to the desired length. Once set, close the lock and that will hold the section in place. When extending the pole sections, do not extend past the “Stop”...
Page 2 The steel we use on our Adventurer trekking poles will last you a long time. But even as strong as we've made them, they will eventually wear out. That's why we've made these so that they screw on, allowing you to replace them whenever they finally run out of mileage.