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Komperdell FXP Composite Trail Running Poles - Unisex

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About this product

The Komperdell FXP Composite Trail Running Poles are a unisex option built for runners who need reliable support on technical mountain terrain without carrying unnecessary weight. The carbon composite shaft keeps the poles stiff and light, well suited to fast-moving efforts on climbs and descents. At the core of the design is the FXP folding mechanism, which deploys the poles instantly the moment you pull them out, so there is no fumbling mid-run. The slim Trail Pro Tape grip provides direct, responsive contact during both ascents and descents, and the changeable grip tapes allow you to adjust traction or personalize the look over time. The Fly strap system clips in quickly and improves power transfer with each pole plant. When not in use, the poles pack down to a compact size that fits neatly into a running vest or travel bag. The poles are also compatible with the Fly Loop strap, sold separately, for additional handling control. Available in Pink (SKU 6034-320).

Category: Accessories
Color: Pink

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Komperdell FXP Composite Trail poles for their fast, reliable self-deploying FXP folding mechanism, which lets runners deploy and stow the poles in seconds without losing momentum. The poles are widely noted as lightweight and rigid, with good power transfer on climbs. The bar-tape-wrapped grip is highlighted as comfortable and grippy in wet conditions, and the fun color options with interchangeable grip tape earn positive mentions. The most common criticisms center on the Fly Sport strap system: the strap connection sits loosely in its notch and can inadvertently come loose on flatter terrain, and the foam grip can get slick when hands are sweaty in hot conditions. The folded length is also noted as slightly longer than some competing poles, which can make pack storage a bit awkward.