SINGLE CHILDREN’S HIKING POLE

Hold the poles with your arms bent at a right angle. To adjust them: press the metal button so that sections can slide in relation to each other. Repeat the operation until you reach the desired size.Here is our advice: https://www.forclaz.fr/conseils/comment-bien-utiliser-le-systeme-push-pin-de-son-baton-tp_1674

-> When the pole is at its minimum setting , i.e. 75 cm, this corresponds to a 100 cm tall child on average-> When the pole is at its maximum setting, i.e. 100 cm, this corresponds to a 145 cm tall childThis provides a rough indication and may vary from one child to another.

Before leaving: always check that your poles are properly assembledWhen going downhill, or when the climb is very steep, you can make your poles longer.When climbing, use the wrist strap for support. When going downhill, it is advisable to remove the wrist strap so that the pole does not get in your way in the event of a fall.Here is our advice: https://www.forclaz.fr/conseils/comment-mettre-la-dragonne-de-mon-baton-la-bonne-taille-tp_1596

Created in our international design centre at the foot of Mont Blanc in France, this pole is then manufactured by our suppliers in Vietnam and China.We collaborate closely with these partners who have real expertise in the manufacture of our poles.Thanks to this relationship of trust with our industrial partners, we can create high-quality technical products.

We guarantee that our suppliers comply with our code of conduct. These suppliers are often located in developing countries where our presence helps to create jobs.By conducting audits and having teams on site, we make sure that the working environment of the employees meets certain quality standards in terms of human respect, personal fulfilment and environmental protection.