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Leki Sierra Antishock SLS Staff

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Great for birders, photographers and hikers, the Leki Sierra antishock pole provides stability, comfort and durability in a single staff.

Soft Antishock System (SAS) offers a quiet ride with limited rebound
Strong Super Locking System (SLS) adjustment requires less effort to securely lock pole sections in position
Built-in camera mount under solid wooden top knob allows staff to be used as a monopod
Versatile triple-section aluminum staff expands from 30.7 to 57 in.
3-section, 7075 aluminum shafts are heat treated for outstanding tensile strength
Foam-padded grip and adjustable wrist strap provide comfort and security
Hardy rubber tip provides nonslip grip on pavement; carbide flextip underneath ensures long-lasting wear and optimal grip on ice and rock

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Leki Sierra Antishock SLS Staff Customer Reviews

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Leki Sierra Antishock SLS Staff

4.3

(based on 4 reviews)

100%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

Pros

Easy to adjust (3)
Good grips (3)
Lightweight (3)
Well built / quality (3)

Cons

Best Uses

Hiking (4)
Day trip (3)

- What Is Your Gear Style:
- Comfort driven (4)

Reviewed by 4 customers

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Oct

2010

(3 of 3 customers found this review helpful)

4.0

Decent!

By Axer23

from Appalachian Trail

About Me Avid Adventurer

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Pros

Easy to adjust
Good grips
Lightweight

Cons

Best Uses

Backpacking
Day trip
Hiking

Comments about Leki Sierra Antishock SLS Staff:

I've carried this trekking pole for roughly 200 miles, mostly mountain terrain. It's held up fairly well.

Comfortable to carry (some people prefer a round knob on top and some prefer other shapes), very light and with a modest locking system. It's about as easy to adjust as any other system I've used, though the locking isn't as strong as the snap-type you'll find in the more modern poles.

The camera mount is useful and easy to access.

The anti-shock is minimal at best. Sometimes I don't even notice that it's active it's so subtle.

In the short time that I've had this pole, it has taken on the slightest of bends somewhere in the lower shaft. I can't say where I encountered it and don't recall any abuse heavy enough to warp it, but it's definitely present. The functionality of the pole doesn't seem to be marginalized at all by the minor bend.

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Feb

2010

(9 of 9 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

Stability aid, post operative surgery.

By Johnny be good.

from Southern Wisconsin

About Me Casual/ Recreational

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Pros

Dependable
Easy to adjust
Good grips
Lightweight
Strong

Cons

Best Uses

Hiking
Stability

Comments about Leki Sierra Antishock SLS Staff:

I purchased this Leki trekking stick to aid in walking stability post operative from Achilles tendon surgery. After eight weeks of being on crutches and 100% non weight bearing on my repaired foot I was given a walking boot and told to use a cane to aid in walking. I have a profession that requires me to travel to remote rural areas of Wisconsin. Most of the time the off road snow and ice is an obstacle to maneuver through. After carefully searching for a walking stick I purchased this model and am 100% satisfied with it. There is a cushion effect that aids on wrist fatigue when walking. The locking system is fool proof once the desired length is determined. The removable rubber pad covers an aggressive spike to aid in icy conditions. This strong Leki pole is made in the Czech Republic. It is well worth the money and peace of mind.

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Feb

2010

(4 of 6 customers found this review helpful)

4.0

Walking Stick - doubles up as a Monopod

By M. Wan

from New York, NY

About Me Casual/ Recreational

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Pros

Easy to adjust
Strong

Cons

Caused blisters

Best Uses

Day trip
Hiking

Comments about Leki Sierra Antishock SLS Staff:

Good walking stick. I also use a Komperdell AS Walking Stick but wanted one that can double as a monopod. I mount a ballhead on it when I use it as a monopod. It is not as good as a dedicated monopod but it works.
As a walking stick, the wooden knob handle is not as comfortable as a regular walking stick handle. The strap on the handle is a very good accessory, it allows me to hold on to the walking stick instead of having it to find a place to rest the stick. Overall a good walking stick if one needs the extra feature.

Service and delivery comments:

Item was not properly packed for delivery. There was no packing material used to pack the walking stick. It arrived rattling in the box. Luckily it was not damaged in transit but both joints were loose.
The poor packing is a point I have to consider whether or not to buy from Rei again.
It took more than a week to arrive.

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Aug

2009

(16 of 17 customers found this review helpful)

4.0

Solid performer, gets the job done.

By Chuckd76

from Cleveland, OH

About Me Casual Adventurer

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Pros

Good grips
Lightweight
Strong

Cons

Fickle locking system

Best Uses

Backpacking
Day trip
Hiking

Comments about Leki Sierra Antishock SLS Staff:

I've had one of these poles for years and love it. The terrain I hike involves sliding on my butt to go down and crawling on my hands and knees to go up so, after getting the locking mechanism tight, I haven't adjusted it since. That being said, the initial adjustment took a while as the lock will slip if it isn't tight enough. The knob grip works for me as I hold it in the palm of my hand with no strap(I fall a lot and the pole, attached to my wrist by the strap, ould always hit me in the head),and the foam grip has no tears or missing chunks. This pole has fallen down 800 foot shale banks and has been lost temporarily in swollen rivers and it's still in good shape, albeit scratched. Since I'm getting old, I was actually considering getting another pole and it's good to know that Leki still makes this one and REI still carries it.