Recycled 19 Mountaineer
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RECYCLED 19 MOUNTAINEER
The Trailblazer
Product story
The boldest design in the line and our easiest pole to use in any condition. Built around a 65 cm EVA grip, recycled aluminum and the Rider's Basket, the Mountaineer is made for changing terrain, long days and whatever the mountain decides to throw at you.
Facts
- 19 mm recycled aluminum
- 65 cm EVA Grip
- Kang Detachable Strap System
- Rider's Basket (90 mm)
- Powder coated finish
- Lengths: 105, 110, 115, 120, 125, 130, 135 cm
- Weight: 216 g
- Colors: Black, Greige, Blue, Pink, Red
- Made in Åre, Sweden
Highlights
- Detachable Strap System
Quickly remove the straps whenever conditions call for strapless skiing.
- 65 cm EVA Grip
Extended grip for climbs, traverses and technical terrain. Almost unlimited ways to hold the pole.
- Rider's Basket.
Smooth, light and ready for deep days. Developed together with Hedvig Wessel.
- Lightweight.
Only 216 g per pole for long days where every gram matters.
Built For
- Freeriding
- Ski touring
- Mountaineering
- Boot packs
- Technical terrain
- Long mountain days
Why You'll Love It
- Long grip for changing terrain.
- Lightweight for all day adventures.
- Built for serious mountain days, but still fun on the way down.
Sustainability
Made from recycled aluminum, these poles require up to 95% less energy to produce compared with virgin aluminum while reducing CO2 emissions by up to 90%. Combined with durable powder coating and replaceable components, they are designed to stay with you for many winters on snow.
Made in Åre
Every Kang pole is designed, tested and assembled in Åre, Sweden. It is where we ski, where we develop our products and where every pole comes together before heading for the mountains.