Flick of the Elbow
Guru
- Location
- Edinburgh
Do trekking poles work well on pavement?
You can fit rubber shoes to them for pavement use.
Do trekking poles work well on pavement?
When out walking I will often choose to use a single trekking pole if I know there will be steep descents. I always use mine with a rubber foot. I’m reasonably fit but it just takes the impact off my knees. Since Saturday is our walking day and Sunday my riding day I want to avoid injury!
That's a cracking part of the North East for walking, the coast especially. Back in the summer of 2018 the wife and I walked the whole coast from Seaton Carew up to Blyth ~ over many weekends I hasten to add. There're lots of contrasts between the urban areas and the more remote bits of coastal path. We walked over to St Mary's in glorious sunshine I seem to remember. I need to get back up there on the bike!
I like the seclusion of the beach at Hawthorn Dene.
Unfortunately that will soon end, if the 1500 new houses ongoing between Noses Point and the Dene is the total reported.
How can it be 'Seaham Garden Village' with 1500 houses in total?
Do trekking poles work well on pavement?
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These are the 'feet' that came with mine. So far I've only used the rubber ferrule ones.