Mountaineering Foldable Forearm Crutches Relieve Leg Pressure Protect Knee Joints

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Mountaineering stick
The use of walking sticks in mountaineering can relieve leg pressure, save physical strength, speed up mountaineering, and more importantly, protect knee joints and reduce wear. In addition, because of the support of a walking stick, it can effectively maintain the body balance and make mountaineering safer. Some mountaineering sticks are made of carbon fiber, with a weight of about 150 grams per weight. In weight, this is a great advantage. Don't see it with light weight, but it is strong and durable. It can provide enough support strength to support the weight of the whole body easily. The stick is very elastic and can be gently bent under the pressure of body weight to play the role of buffering, and the reverse force can help to push the body forward. This kind of walking stick has a specially designed wrist strap. It can form a straight line between the arm and the stick when supporting, and it will be more convenient to use it when downhill.

Adjust the length of the mountaineering staff: three sections of the walking stick can be adjusted. At first, all the mountaineering sticks are loosened, the length near the bottom end is extended to the maximum limit (the scale is for reference), and the handheld mountaineering stick stands on the plane to adjust the length of the mountaineering stick, the arm falls naturally, the elbow is supported, the forearm is raised to the heel arm to 90 degrees, and then the tip of the mountaineering stick Adjust downward to touch the ground (adjust the mountaineering staff should not exceed the maximum adjustment length shown on the mountaineering staff). Finally, all the sticks of the mountaineering stick are locked.

Use wristbands properly: support the climbing stick through your wrist instead of clutching the handle tightly. The wristband is no less important than the strength of the staff itself. When we use the mountaineering downhill, the impact of the scepter should be carried to the arm from the wristband; on the upslope, the thrust of the arm is passed from the wristband to the mountaineering staff, generating the aid of the uphill. So, when the wrist is worn through the wristband, it should not go directly above the wrist band and grab the handle. Instead, you should take the wristband up, penetrate the underside of the wrist band, press the strap into the palm of the hand, and then gently hold the stick.