I can't see the poles well in the picture -- are there 2 fliplocks per pole for length adjustment? Is there a shock adjustment? Can it be disabled?
1447187
Yes, to both question. 2 sets of flip-locks which hold surprisingly well. The poles rotate to lock out the shock absorber.
1447188
I have best poles in my group compare with another brand.Light , working perfect better than $$$ in market .Length adjustment good.Shock adjustment ??? I bought 2 set of this poles.I recommend to people.
1447189
You can adjust the length of the poles by turning the pole shaft--one direction locks and the other unlocks the pole for adjustment. You cannot adjust or disable the shocks.
1447190
They don't have flip locks, they screw tighten and to get the shock adjustment you have to unscrew them 1/4 turn. There are 2 areas to shorten the poles.
746118
This is Very easy to adjust! and you can make it smaller by just removing one of the middle poles. I love it.
1227845
To the best of my knowledge an extension pole is not available. You may want to contact Husqvarna directly.
89928
No it is not adjustable. We have this mounted on our garage. Maybe if you buy the pole separately then it can adjust. Hope this helps
1154590
I'm not sure what year model they are. We did purchase them this year and we got the quick lock type. I prefer the quick lock over the twist lock. We hiked the LeConte in April and I did 12 miles on the Benton MacKaye two weeks ago. I'm not a fan of using one trekking pole but I've become a huge fan of using two. And, especially for the cost, I've been very happy with the Cascade Mountain Carbon Fiber Quick Lock Trekking Poles.
1720650
I do not think so. I have found the longer regular pole gets, the less stability it has as it is. So, adding another extension would even make it more difficult to manage.
871863
I keep it at my cabin so it is not here for me to look at. It can be adjusted along the entire length of the pole, but it may be off balance if it is too high.
1402598
There aren't as far as I can find but it is pretty easy to use. Twist the pole in the directions indicated on the pole to unlock the sections, extend to desired height, twist in opposite direction to lock.
437874
With the included extensions its just short. The height is stated on the description. You may need an additional extention (but use larger ones to minimize the quantity of pieces used. As for spins, I have 2 portable / pressure poles and as long as they are installed and tightened properly, spins, climbs, inverts are all possible. Just be careful if you order extensions, they are either 45 or 55 ml, but different lengths and metal material. They may seem to fit, but if they are threaded differently its a waste.
937521
Yes. This system is the best portable I've seen and used. Poles are air pressured like air shocks. When you untighten knobs poles release slowly. I've raise them 10ft. They may go a little higher.
1285067
i'm afraid you are kind of on your own on this one, as the pole is not designed to be adjusted or shortened, beyond the adjustable section at the top, which brings it to 4 feet tall at it's shortest length.. it has a 'shock cord' construction, with thick elastic inside metal tubing.if you are handy, you might be able to cut the inside elastic and remove a section , but then you would have to figure out how to shorten and reattach or knot the elastic as you try to reassemble it..it is totally up to you to put it all back together in working order, and i decided not to risk it. i am 5'6" and it works very well for me. it almost puts itself together when i take it out of the bag and give it a shake and it folds back togehter very well too. i used it during extensive travel, urban and rural, while recovering from a knee injury and found it to be sturdy , reliable and a perfect fit for my day bag and certainly for my carryon bag. this is longer than a typical 'stick' when it is unfolded. that said, i got use to it pretty fast and after awhile i preferred it.
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Hi R. Jankowski,You should be able to untwist the extension joint in the middle a couple turns which will allow the GoScope to extend. If in the past you were able to extend the pole and now you can not please send a detailed explanation to support@go-scope.com.Thanks,Team GoScope
57600
When I got mine, the height adjuster was already screwed into one of the long poles... If the two long poles don't look exactly the same the it probably has the height adjuster already screwed into one
665010
No unfortunately there is no adjustment. I used mine once and threw it away. It was worthless.
1616557
The lock is not adjustable.... But nicely waxed feed tables make a big diff with snipe.... Even if u think its slick chances are it could be slicker ... Hit w canbuba or bees wax... It was very cold when I had trouble with mine and had to use a blow dryer to get the wax to melt
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The information below is correct as Carlos mentioned. I think you are confused about the length from the stand -pole to handle and from there to the front end. Because that pole that booms out can be moved back and forth wherever you want and then tightened there. So, the measurements you ask for means nothing if you slide that pole in either direction.
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There is a band on the handle that you twist to the left to extend the length of the pole and you twist it to the right anywhere along the pole to tighten to your desired length. There are also a couple of buttons you can push in where the basket is attached to the pole - you can adjust about 2" to another set of holes for the buttons to reset. Hope that helps.