Mountain King - Trailblaze EDGE Aqua Green

Mountain King is a premier UK brand based in the North East, renowned for its high-performance trekking and trail running poles, purposefully designed for ultra runners, mountaineers, and outdoor enthusiasts. With over 30 years of innovation, Mountain King has become synonymous with lightweight, durable, and reliable poles that excel in the most extreme conditions.

The 7000 series aluminium alloy used in the Trailblaze poles offers a great balance between weight and durability. This lightweight aluminium pole has the strength to withstand the rigours of tough terrain, making it ideal for long-distance use in both trail running and hiking. Aluminium is known for its high strength-to-weight ratio and resistance to bending or breaking under pressure. The Mountain King TrailBlaze poles are built for endurance.

Edge System

UK-designed Edge Clip system, a fast-attach, secure grip and strap solution that enables efficient power transfer through each stride. It allows for quick hand release and re-attachment on the move. Ideal for technical trail running where seamless transitions can make all the difference.

Grip:

Grip: Ergonomic foam grips, design to comfortably fit your hand.

What sets the Edge clip apart is its ability to provide a secure, locked-in feel, ensuring that the pole becomes a true extension of your arm. This firm connection enables efficient power transfer with every step and push, minimizing energy loss and maximizing stride rhythm. Despite its snug hold, the system is designed for quick attachment and release of the strap from the grip

Construction:

• Aluminium: 7000 series aluminium alloy

• Construction: Fixed length | Foldable

• Shaft Geometry: Straight design

• Shaft Shape: Cylindrical

• Grip: Ergonomic foam grips and wrist straps

• Tip: Tungsten Carbide

Weight:

110 cm - 122 grams

115 cm - 127 grams

120 cm - 132 grams

125 cm - 137 grams

130 cm - 142 grams

Recommended Pole Length by Person's Height

For most runners, an effective baseline is to calculate pole length as 67% of your height in centimetres. Multiply your height by 0.67 to find a length that supports efficient biomechanics and minimises fatigue over distance

• Under 155 cm → 100 cm

• 155–165 cm → 105 cm

• 165–172 cm → 110 cm

• 172–178 cm → 115 cm

• 178–185 cm → 120 cm

• 185–192 cm → 125 cm

• Over 192 cm → 130 cm