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The brand Leki was created in 1948 by Karl Lenhart who was at the time, a skier dissatisfied with the quality and functionality of the ski poles available on the market. As a result, the creator decided to manufacture the grips and baskets himself before launching production series in the 1960s. This is how the first model of ski poles was launched on the market in 1970.
To diversify its offer, Leki ventured into poles often used for hiking, trail running, or trekking. In 1974, the Makalu pole was a true success by being the first on the market to present an adjustment system. A few years later in 1982, the brand developed trekking poles with shock-absorbing features for maximum comfort. It is also worth noting that mountaineering was attracted to the brand with folding poles presented in 2013.
Alongside its innovations, the team reflects and develops grips to achieve an incredible hold. It was in 1998 that Leki revolutionized the pole market with a system never seen before: trigger. But 10 years later, it is the Trigger S system that takes over as a spectacular innovation. The glove and pole connect and do not detach except in case of a fall or voluntary action.
To go further in its product ranges, Leki developed an external adjustment system: speed lock. The pair of poles can thus be adjusted with a simple gesture.
As previously mentioned, the brand Leki wanted to offer its customers several ranges. That is why it diversifies its offer by presenting ski poles, trail poles, mountaineering poles, hiking poles, trekking poles or even cross-country ski poles.
Today, Leki is the leader in the field of poles and glove systems. Highly qualified and rich in many years of expertise, the brand manufactures quality products for all outdoor sports.
Alpinstore specialized in the sale of outdoor products, invites you to discover its selection. Here, we offer you gloves, poles for summer as well as ski poles and luggage.
Ideal for treating yourself, the range Leki seems perfect for you. Go for it!
Do you want reliable and high-performance gear on the trails as well as on the slopes? Leki offers well-thought-out, robust, and easy-to-use accessories. This online purchase helps you choose, use, and compare to buy with confidence.
Poles, gloves, protective gear, and some essentials to complete your outfit. Our advice covers hiking, trail, and skiing usage.
The poles come in several types: foldable for trekking, telescopic for approach, and trigger for skiing. Our selection of hiking poles Leki includes lightweight models, reinforced versions for the mountains, and ergonomic grips for long days.
For skiing, if you want to buy ski poles Leki, check the length, attachment system, and material (aluminum or carbon). Good poles improve propulsion and balance.
Gloves cover several uses: dry cold, rain, technical skiing. For a simple purchase, you can buy gloves Leki suited to the discipline. To choose well, consider insulation, waterproofing, and grip of the poles.
A little practical advice: choose your ski gloves based on temperature and hand volume (plan for a fitted cut if you use trigger systems).
To complete the equipment, we also offer a collection of lightweight and durable hiking shorts. If you do trail running, don't overlook a high-performance trail gear: hydration belt, breathable jacket, and suitable shoes make a difference.
The accessories Leki are designed to adapt to several practices: from groomed runs to challenging descents. They are perfectly suited for alpine and freeride skis thanks to the binding systems and reinforced grips. If you're interested in Nordic skiing, you can also buy cross-country skis and complete with specific poles.
Travel stress-free: don't forget to protect your gear with a ski bag before transport. Regular maintenance extends the life of gloves and poles: wipe after use, check tips and baskets, grease straps when necessary.
Leki often stands out for ergonomics and durability. Some competing brands offer cheaper or lighter products; others focus on technical innovation. In practice, choose according to your usage: intensive use (mountain, freeride) or occasional use (walks, leisure).
Users appreciate the grip, sturdiness, and after-sales support. Feedback mentions a real difference on long outings: less fatigue in the wrists and better stability.
There are foldable poles for space-saving, telescopic for fine adjustment, and one-piece models for sturdiness. Choose according to your style: ultra-light for trail running, robust for the mountains.
Define your need: hiking, trail, skiing. Check the weight, adjustable length, grip, and compatibility with your gloves and bindings. Test if possible in-store.
Overall positive: durability, comfort, and after-sales service are often cited. Some reviews mention a higher price, but longevity often compensates for the investment.
Start with a versatile and comfortable model. For mountain outings, prioritize sturdiness; for running, weight will reduce fatigue.
Ready to gear up for your outings? Explore the models, compare specifications, and make your choice based on your usage. Good start and great adventures!
