Leki FX One Trail Running Poles. First Impressions.

First Impressions: Leki FX One Trail Running Poles 🏃‍♂️🌲 | Unboxing & Initial Thoughts

Welcome back to the channel! Today, we're diving into the world of trail running gear with a first look at the Leki FX One Trail Running Poles. 🏔️

In this video, we'll:
🔹 Unbox the Leki FX One poles
🔹 Discuss their key features and specifications
🔹 Share my initial thoughts and first impressions

These poles are known for their lightweight design and exceptional stability, making them a favorite among trail runners. But do they live up to the hype? Join me as I put them to the test and see how they perform right out of the box!

If you're considering upgrading your trail running gear or just curious about these poles, this video is for you! Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell icon for more trail running tips, gear reviews, and adventure videos.

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[terrybarnett]

Great honest informative video. Much appreciated sir. I'm getting some.

[keremcalkilic]

Thank you for sharing. Do you plan to have an update video on these soon? I couldn't find one. Would love to see your up to date opinion on them.

[coolyourjettes]

I have the Leki Cross Trail FX Superlite's and am about to use them for Minotaur and then I'll be using them for Lost Souls 100k. They are incredible so far! Especially if you've just used more traditional hiking poles. The glove is fabulous and is super easy to use once you've test ran them them a couple times!

I'd say these have bothered my hands less than the traditional hiking pole straps - you still feel some wear on your hands. But I haven't gotten the same awful blisters like I did with other poles.

I also have the Salomon vest and quiver and these slide in e-z!

[AlanBD]

I use Leki Shark poles for Nordic walking and replaced the supplied mit (which irritated my hand) with Leki fingerless gloves; so much more comfortable. I also have full Leki gloves for winter use.

[willneverforgets]

I got the heavier version of the leki ultratrail. For amateurs like us they are better and seem more stable. Have run 2 ultras with them (100k + 5000m ascent each) and they were great. After hours of continuous use the gloves may get tend to get stuck to the pole, so using a bit of hand cream helps every now and then. For the less technical races I use the lighter version without the gloves.

[warrennelson]

Just took my first run today and I love 'em already! However, I was trying to take the baskets off (to make them easier to get in and out of my waist pack) and when to the directions. The illustration shows just unscrewing them. Even with pliers, I couldn't budge them. Any clue from your experience?

[stigcc]

Interesting, looking forward to hearing more about these.
I use mine without straps, but I see most people use straps.
Also, it is strange that you can not adjust the length of the pole, some like to
make them longer going down hill.