JAG 3 Section 7075 Grade Duralumin Shock Absorbing Hiking Pole | Spring Mechanism | Trekking Pole | Hiking Pole | Cork Handle

1. Adjustable Length: These poles are adjustable in length, allowing user to customize the height to suit their preference and the terrain.

Min Length: 26”

Max Length: 52”

2. Lightweight Materials: These poles are made of Duralumin 7075 Grade balancing durability with minimal weight.

3. Ergonomic Grips: Comfortable and ergonomic grips provide a secure hold, reducing hand fatigue during long hikes. Also the handle is made of cork which is super effective in sub zero temperatures.

4. Wrist Straps: Adjustable wrist straps help users maintain a secure grip on the poles, preventing accidental drops and reducing strain on the hands and wrists.

5. Interchangeable Tips: This pole comes with interchangeable tips to accommodate different trail conditions. Rubber tips provide traction on pavement and rocky surfaces, while carbide tips offer grip on slippery terrain like ice or mud.

6. Shock Absorption: This pole has built-in shock absorption systems to reduce impact on joints and muscles, particularly helpful when hiking on hard surfaces or descending steep slopes.

7. Collapsed Length: This pole is collapsible for easy storage and transport when not in use, making it convenient for travel and backpacking.

8. Accessory Attachments: This hiking poles include attachments like baskets or snow baskets for added stability in snow or soft ground.

9. Anti-Slip Grips: Textured or ribbed grips provide a secure hold, even when wet, preventing slippage and ensuring stability on slippery surfaces.

10. Weight Capacity: These Hiking poles are designed to support weight capacity around 110Kgs, so it's important to choose poles that can comfortably bear your body weight and any additional loads you may carry during your hike.
11. Weight: 285 Grams

Features:

Once your order is received, it will be dispatched within 24 working hours from Mumbai.

Metro Cities: 4 - 5 days
Western India: 5 - 6 days
Rest of India: 6 - 7 days
Remote Locations: 7 - 8 days

For Urgent/ Express delivery, contact us at +91 99873 62500

Fast local delivery through porter option available in Mumbai.

Thane Flagship Store

Jainsons Adventure Gears (JAG)

Address: 1st Floor, Meenatai Thakrey Chowk, Above Jainsons
Umbrellas Manufacturers, Uthalsar Naka, Uthalsar, Thane West, Thane,
Maharashtra - 400601

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Dahisar Flagship Store

Jainsons Adventure Gears, Umbrellas and Raincoat (Dahisar)

Address: Shop No. 16, Raj Shivam CHSL, Shiv Vallabh Road,
Ashok Van, Dahisar East, Mumbai, Maharashtra - 400068

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Andheri Flagship Store

Jainsons Adventure Gears and Rainwear Factory Outlet

Address: Shop 3, Our Home CHS, Sahakar Nagar, Andheri West,
Mumbai, Maharashtra - 400058

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12 months hassle-free manufacturer warranty to cover any defect from regular usage.

Exchanges within 7days after receiving the product.

Note: Only exchanges are possible, no returns

Here is a comprehensive care guide for your customers to maintain and extend the lifespan of their adventure gear from JAG.

1. Trekking Pants

 Washing: Machine wash
on a gentle cycle using cold water with mild liquid detergent. Avoid fabric
softeners, as they clog the breathable and moisture-wicking pores of technical
fabrics.

 Drying: Air dry by
hanging them in the shade. Avoid tumble drying or direct harsh sunlight, which
can degrade synthetic stretch fibers and elastic waistbands.

 Water-Repellency
(DWR): If water stops beading on the surface of water-resistant pants,
reactivate or restore the coating using a specialized wash-in or spray-on DWR
treatment after every few washes.

 Storage: Store
completely dry in a cool, dry place to prevent mildew growth.

2. Rucksacks (Backpacks)

 Cleaning: Never
machine wash a rucksack. Hand wash using lukewarm water, a soft-bristled brush,
and mild soap (or specialized outdoor gear cleaner). Scrub gently around the
hip belt and shoulder straps where sweat accumulates.

 Rinsing & Drying:
Rinse thoroughly to remove all soap residue. Hang it upside down in a shaded,
well-ventilated area with all pockets and zippers open until completely dry.

 Zippers &
Buckles: Periodically clear dirt or grit from zipper teeth using an old
toothbrush. Lubricate sticky zippers with a specialized zipper
cleaner/lubricant. Check buckles regularly for cracks.

 Storage: Store empty,
clean, and upright in a dry space. Do not compress under heavy boxes, and avoid
storing in damp areas like basements or car boots.

3. Polyfill Winter Jackets

 Washing: Machine wash
on a delicate cycle using cold water and a mild detergent (down-specific or
tech-wash detergents work best for synthetic fills too). Fasten all zippers and
hook-and-loop closures before washing.

 Drying: Tumble dry on
a low heat setting. Throwing a couple of clean tennis balls into the dryer
helps fluff up the polyfill clusters and prevents clumping. Ensure it is 100%
dry before storing.

 Ironing & Heat:
Never iron a synthetic insulated jacket, as high heat will melt the outer shell
and inner fill fibers.

Storage: Hang the jacket in your closet rather than
compressing it tightly into a stuff sack for extended periods. This preserves
the loft and insulation efficiency.

4. Camping Tents

 Post-Trip Cleanup:
Never pack a tent away wet or dirty. Shake out dirt, leaves, and debris. If
muddy, wipe down with a sponge, cold water, and mild soap. Never use a washing
machine or dishwasher.

 Drying: Pitch the
tent in a shaded outdoor area or a well-ventilated indoor space until the
fabric and footprint are completely bone dry to prevent mold and mildew.

 Pole & Stake
Care: Wipe down aluminum or fiberglass poles with a dry cloth after every trip,
especially after coastal or rainy camping. Check shock cords inside poles for
slack.

 Storage: Store
loosely packed in a breathable cotton storage sack or leave it uncompressed in
a cool, dry closet. Avoid storing tents inside their tight compression bags
long-term.

5. Hiking Boots & Shoes

Cleaning: Knock off dried mud after every trek. Wash mud
away using a soft brush and lukewarm water. For leather boots, use a
specialized leather cleaner; for synthetic/mesh boots, mild soap suffices.

Drying: Remove the insoles and loosen the laces to air dry
at room temperature. Never place boots near a campfire, direct heater, or in
direct sunlight, as extreme heat cracks leather and melts the adhesives holding
the soles together.

Conditioning (Leather): Apply a leather conditioner or
waterproofing wax periodically to keep the material supple and maintain
waterproof membranes (like Gore-Tex).

Storage: Stuff newspaper inside to help retain shape and
absorb residual moisture, then store in a cool, dry area.