LEKI trekking and walking poles are built for stability, support and control across hiking, hillwalking and mountain use. This collection includes models such as the Makalu, Khumbu and Sherpa, with lightweight aluminium construction, ergonomic grip
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LEKI trekking and walking poles are built for stability, support and control across hiking, hillwalking and mountain use. This collection includes models such as the Makalu, Khumbu and Sherpa, with lightweight aluminium construction, ergonomic grip designs and adjustable locking systems across the range. Whether you need an all-purpose pole for regular walks or a more robust option for demanding terrain, these poles are designed to help improve confidence on ascents, descents and uneven ground.
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About LEKI Trekking & Walking Poles
LEKI is a long-established German pole specialist with a strong reputation in trekking, skiing and mountain equipment. The brand’s background in aluminium and composite materials helped shape its move into ski poles and later trekking poles, with the focus remaining on stability, comfort and precise handling.
The current collection is centred on practical walking and trekking poles. The Makalu is a strong all-round option for hiking and hillwalking, with a durable aluminium build and Aergon Air grip for comfort on longer routes. It is well suited to regular walkers who want a dependable pole for varied terrain.
The Khumbu sits in a similar everyday trekking space, with an Aergon CorTec grip, Speed Lock+ adjustment and sturdy aluminium tubes. It is a useful choice if easy length adjustment and reliable support are priorities, especially when moving between flatter paths, steeper climbs and downhill sections.
The Sherpa is the more mountain-focused option in the range. Its aluminium construction and Aergon Air grip are built for stability and confident handling on more demanding ascents and descents. If you are choosing your first pair, start with the terrain: Makalu or Khumbu for regular walking and trekking, or Sherpa if you need a more robust pole for steeper mountain use.
