TACTIL C 100 CORK Poles
Price:
€125.00
TACTIL C 100 CORK Nordic Walking Poles: Made from 100% carbon, they are durable and absorb vibrations. A concentration of the most advanced technologies on the market, designed for the most demanding users.
Size
105 CM
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TACTIL C 100 CORK Poles
TACTIL C 100 CORK Nordic Walking Poles: Made from 100% carbon, they are durable and absorb vibrations. A concentration of the most advanced technologies on the market, designed for the most demanding users.
Product details
Tripp Sport
TSL Outdoor TACTIL C 100 CORK Poles · Blanc / Orange / Noir
A closer look
The TACTIL C 100 CORK Nordic Walking Poles are designed for the most demanding users. Their 100% carbon construction combines durability with vibration absorption to support every Nordic walking session.
This model brings together the most advanced technologies on the market. The TACTIL C 100 CORK therefore provide a solution dedicated to Nordic walking, designed for users looking for high-performance and demanding equipment.
Technical specifications
| Couleurs | Blanc / Orange / Noir |
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Specific references
Your gait analysis at Tripp Sport
Shoes chosen with you, for the way you run.
A conversation, foot measurements and video analysis to understand your needs and help you choose.
We get to know you
Your running, goals, terrain and current shoes.
We measure your feet
Measurements with the Sidas Feet Revelator and a standing assessment.
We observe your gait
A filmed treadmill run to analyse your movement.
We choose together
Clear explanations and a selection of shoes for your running.
The process in detail
Our filmed gait analysis follows a complete process: a conversation, a review of your current shoes, precise foot measurements with the Sidas Feet Revelator, a standing assessment, a filmed treadmill run and biomechanical analysis. We consider these observations alongside your running, goals and terrain to help select your shoes. This service is provided by a running and trail specialist qualified since 2016.
