Do these work with BAFX hiking poles? i need some feet with much more traction than standard feet
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Why do people who don't know the answer say I don't know? It's a waste of time for the person who want's to know. If you don't know don't answer. Simple isn't it.
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My wife uses the poles (for walking in a warm climate). She has had at least two different sets of poles. I think I actually bought both sets (at least one on Amazon), but she is the user. Anyway, I know she has successfully replaced the 'feet' on both sets of poles...using Amazon purchases. If yours are very HIGH END, you might need to do more research.
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I have an older pair of Keytz Nordic Walking Sticks. I lost one tip from my walking stick -- so I needed new tips. I ordered these, and they work just great. You might contact the Leki Company, and find out for sure. Good luck!
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They are sturdy and light... But lately I've been using the heavier REI 7075-T6 aluminum alloy Traverse PowerLock Cork Trekking Poles. They seem to be stronger and since I do a lot of off-trail hiking I feel more secure with these. My website is ArizonaTrekking.com
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I don't know. The ones I bought were light duty meant for walking around parking lots and sidewalks in snowy weather. As I noted in my initial review, I prefer Kahtoola Microspikes for that purpose.
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Hey Paul, I bought two sets of these pedals for my beater road bike and the bearings didn't last 100 mi. in either one before they started making noise. They both went onto the trash. I've got no idea whether they are compatible with foot straps. Spend a little more and get a better pedal. regards, Dave
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Sorry Phyllis,I have no idea if walking sticks are pretty standard. Probably not since they vary so much in price. The tips are not expensive so it might be worth your while to take a chance on them.
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For the most part I place the heel forward. They are bested use for pushing me along. I hike on a very steep grade. When I am coming down hill I sometime turn the poles around with the toe pointing forward, acts like a brake. My poles have straps but do not use them. I have fallen with them over my wrists and I couldn't get my hands free to block my fall.
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No, these won't work for those. Show me a picture and I can probably help you find those.
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They would work excellent. They come with a sticky set of feet that screw on and are very durable. My wife specifically used these for snowy, icy days this last winterand they provided excellent stability. They are very durable.
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Sorry I can't help, as I am unfamiliar with Swix. They do fit my Mountainsmith Pyrite trekking poles.
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Probably, but it would depend on the tread of the boot. You would want something grippy like the bottom of a skate shoe, not hard, for the pins to dig into. Five Ten makes hiking and work boots that would work great.
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Yes, it should work. My hiking stick also has a 12mm tip at the top. It tapers to a 10mm tip at the bottom befirt the metaltop.
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It depends on what you hike on. Hard pack in the ADK's they will work fine. Not make for deep unpacked snow.
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They fit on my Expedition trekking pole. If your Swix have a removable tip that you can just pull off or press on, they will probably fit - Check the diameter of the tipless pole first. If your poles have a tip that screws on, then these wont work
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Mine worked well with regular ankle high Salomon trail shoes (for a Spartan race) so for your boots they may be too short.
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Thanks for the inquiry! According to Fischer, those bindings should have about a 75mm brake width so they should be compatible with any flat mounting ski with a waist width of 75mm or narrower.
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Sure. The legs, front and back, have the same diameter and alignment mechanisms. Maybe the ski pads will be angled wrong when you switch them but that will be easy enough to rectify. Taking it a step further, I replaced front and back legs with larger units thus giving myself larger wheels on all four corners as I find the ski pad thing unworkable. The Standers unit uses much smaller diameter tubing than just about all other walkers so I spent an afternoon in the local hardware store making up shims from pipe fittings and pieces of a bicycle inner tube.