IAN 278427 - Hiking poles CRIVIT - Free user manual and instructions

Product type	Trekking poles
Brand	Crivit
Model	IAN 278427
Material	Aluminum
Adjustable length	66 to 135 cm
Weight (per pole)	Approx. 255 g (EVA handle) / 278 g (cork handle)
Maximum load	140 kg
Handle type	Ergonomic EVA or cork depending on version
Tips	Hardened metal tip + removable asphalt tip
Cushioning system	Activate/deactivate by turning
Wrist strap	Adjustable with left/right marking (L/R)
Combined holder	Allows storing the asphalt tip and the basket
Included accessories	1 pair of poles, 2 asphalt tips, 2 baskets, 1 fixing clip
Care	Clean with a damp cloth (warm soapy water) – no solvents
Storage	Away from sunlight and heat, in a dry place
Safety	Do not use for alpine skiing; check the lock before each use
Warranty	3 years (material and manufacturing defects)
Spare parts	Available at www.delta-sport.com (Service section)
Repairability	Spare parts supplied during the warranty period
Usage	Private, hiking on trails, ice, hard surfaces

Frequently Asked Questions - IAN 278427 CRIVIT

How to adjust the pole length?

Unlock the system by turning the upper segment to the left. Set to the desired height (66-135 cm) referring to the markings. Lock by turning to the right until the system is tight. Never exceed the STOP marking.

How to activate or deactivate the cushioning?

Once the length is set, turn the middle part of the pole slightly in the opposite direction of locking to deactivate the cushioning (a click is heard). To reactivate, turn in the locking direction.

How to adjust the wrist strap?

Press the push button of the adjustment system to unlock the strap. Pull the lower end to shorten it or the upper end to lengthen it. Then, hold the pole firmly and pull the upper strap to engage the button. The strap should not cut into the wrist.

Can I use the poles on asphalt?

Yes, use the supplied asphalt tip. Simply attach it to the tip. The tip can be stored in the combined holder on the pole.

What is the maximum supported load?

The maximum load is 140 kg. Above 100 kg, if the cushioning is deactivated, it could be damaged.

How to care for the poles?

Clean them with a damp cloth (warm soapy water). Never use solvents or abrasive products. Dry them before storing in a dry place, away from direct sunlight.

Can I use the poles for alpine skiing?

No, these poles are designed only for hiking and are not suitable for alpine skiing. Also avoid using them on public roads to minimize accident risks.

What to do if the lock does not hold?

Disassemble the affected segment, turn the locking system by hand 2-3 turns to the right until the orange device slightly separates. Reinsert the segment and set to the desired length.

How to choose the right length for walking on flat ground?

Adjust the poles so that there is a 90° angle between the forearm and the upper arm. Both poles should be the same length. Use the markings on the segments for precise adjustment.

What is the warranty period and how to use it?

The warranty is 3 years from the date of purchase, covering material and manufacturing defects. Keep the receipt. For any claim, contact customer service via the email or phone number indicated in the manual.

USER MANUAL IAN 278427 CRIVIT

Instructions for use

ca. 255g (EVA-Griff)/

ca. 278 g (Korkgriff)

Congratulations on purchasing this high-quality product. Be sure to familiarise yourself with the assembly instructions prior to use.

Please take the time to carefully read through the following assembly instructions and safety notes. Only use the product as described and for the intended use. Please retain these instructions for future reference and ensure that they are passed on to any third party.

Use

This hiking pole is equipped with a hardened metal tip and is intended for hiking in the countryside, on ice or on other smooth surfaces. It is also equipped with an asphalt pad which can be attached and removed easily when hiking on asphalt or other hard surfaces.

Parts List

(1) Strap adjustment system
(2) Wrist strap
(3) Asphalt pad
(4) Combo bracket
(5) Height adjustment system
(6) Hollow ground tip
(7)Hiking pole
(8) Basket
(9) Clip for connecting the poles
(10) Ergonomically shaped grip

Technical data

Length:adjustable66-135cm

Weight: one trekking pole approx. 255g (EVA grip) / approx. 278g (Cork grip)

Maximum weight: 140kg

Material: aluminium

Safety notice

• Do not attempt any repairs that might put your safety at risk.
  We recommend using a heart rate monitor.
• Consult your doctor before engaging in sports activities if you have a known cardiovascular problem.
• Use sports shoes with treaded soles and supportive sides.
• Avoid sporting activities in the dark or use reflectors worn on the body at dusk.
• Check the screws on the hiking pole before use.
• Check the hiking pole for damage before use.
• As soon as you ascertain any damage in the pole segments, or anything faulty that will affect the function of the hiking pole,
  cease use of the pole immediately.
• If possible, avoid public roads in order to minimise risk of accidents.
  Hiking poles are not suitable for downhill skiing.
• Please do not use oil as all types of oil can negatively influence the retention force of the adjustment mechanism.
• Remember that the tip of the hiking pole may damage floors.
• Do not sit on the pole as it could break.
• Pointed poles are dangerous for children.
• This equipment is solely intended for private use.
  This equipment is not guaranteed for commercial use.
• During use, please check the locking system regularly.

Adjusting the pole length

Your trekking poles are height adjustable from 66 - 135cm and should be adjusted to your height and the type of use.

Locking/opening (Fig. B)

The direction for opening and locking is already indicated at the top of the trekking pole. Hold the upper section of the pole with one hand, you will then be able to tighten the lower pole sections turning clockwise, or lock it turning counter-clockwise. Keep tightening the screw connection until you're unable to turn it any more by typical force.

Enabling/disabling the damping system

To disable the damping system, secure the pole length as described under "Adjusting the pole length".

Then slightly turn the centre section of the trekking pole against the locking direction. You will now hear a distinct click. The damping system is now disabled. Turn the centre section slightly in the locking direction to reactivate the damping system.

! Note:

After closing check if the fasteners are secure by slightly leaning onto the pole.
- Never fasten the pole length beyond the "STOP" mark!
- When pulled very tightly the trekking pole locking system with attain a clamping force of approx. 140kg .
- Loads over 100kg with the damping system disabled may

damage the damping system.

• If the pole won't close, remove the respective pole section from the pole. Turn the locking system 2 - 3 turns by hand until the orange clamping device begins to slightly spread (see Fig. C). Then reinsert the individual pole section into the pole and secure to the desired length.

- Walking on level surfaces (Fig. D/E)

Adjust the pole length so your upper arm and forearm are at a 90^ angle. Be sure to adjust the poles to the same length. The centre and bottom stock sections have pole length marks. To adjust the pole to a length of 120cm , secure the centre and bottom pole sections so the 120cm marking are just visible in the upper pole section.

- Walking traverses (Fig. F)

Here the upper pole must be shortened and the low pole extended so both pieces can provide support.

- Climbing (Fig. G/H)

Ascending the poles must be shortened to present a comfortable support.

Descending the poles must be extended so you are in a comfortable

upright position whilst supported.

Using the strap (Fig. I)

Attach the strap so the back of your hand is enclosed by the top section of the strap.

Now hold the grip. Please note the wrist straps are marked "L" and "R".

Adjusting the wrist strap (Fig. J-M)

The size of the wrist strap can be adjusted using the push button. To open the locking mechanism, press the push button on the strap adjustment system with your thumb (Fig. J).

The strap is now unlocked and can be adjusted to the correct fit. Pull the open, bottom strap end to tighten the strap. Pull in the opposite direction to loosen the strap (Fig. K).

Tighten the strap by holding the pole with one hand, and with the other pull the upper loop to lock in the push button (Fig. L).

Adjust the size of the loop so it doesn't cut when wrapping your hand around the grip (Fig. M).

Helpful hints for use

• Wear gloves in cold weather.
• Be sure to take sufficient liquids on extended outings (if necessary use a hydration belt or hydration pack).
• Dress appropriate for the weather.

Combo bracket for asphalt pad & basket

Use the combo bracket to store the asphalt pad and the trekking pole basket. The asphalt pad is used on rocky and hard surfaces, and the trekking pole basket for soft surfaces to prevent the trekking pole from sinking in. You may also remove the combo bracket. Pull the tab of the red rubber ring to remove it from the bracket guide. The bracket may now be removed from the pole. To attach the combo bracket place it on the pole, wrap the rubber band once around the pole and reinsert in the guide on the combo holder. When not using the asphalt pads or the trekking pole basket for your current route you can attach/insert them in the basket interchanging system holder.

Warming up and stretching

You should properly warm up and stretch before trekking (see Fig. N-Q).

- Fig. N: Front thigh muscles

Draw your foot toward your bum.

Fig. O: Rear lower leg muscles

Press your heel into the floor and lean your body slightly forward.

- Fig. P: Inside hip muscles

Slide your pelvis downward at an angle.

Fig. Q: Calf muscles

Raise and lower your heels several times.

Care and cleaning

Clean the hiking poles with a cloth soaked in lukewarm or soapy water. Do not attempt to clean the poles using detergent or abrasive cleaning agents. These may permanently damage the plastic parts and printed marks.

Storage and transport

Do not leave the hiking poles exposed to direct sunlight or excessive temperatures as this could cause cracks to appear, causing them to disintegrate, reducing their lifespan and drastically reducing their use. Store the hiking poles in a dry place. Dry wet poles with a cloth before collapsing to prevent rust. Always attach the rubber bumpers to the tips when transporting the poles.

Disposal

Dispos of the article and the packaging materials in accordance with current local regulations. Packaging materials such as foil bags are not suitable to be given to children. Keep the packaging materials out of the reach of children.

3 year warranty

The product was produced with great care and under constant supervision. You receive a three-year warranty for this product from the date of purchase. Please retain your receipt.

The warranty applies only to material and workmanship and does not apply to misuse or improper handling. Your statutory rights, especially the warranty rights, are not affected by this warranty.

With regard to complaints, please contact the following service hotline or contact us by e-mail. Our service employees will advise as to the subsequent procedure as quickly as possible. We will be personally available to discuss the situation with you.

Any repairs under the warranty, statutory guarantees or through goodwill do not extend the warranty period. This also applies to replaced and repaired parts. Repairs after the warranty are subject to a charge.

IAN:278427

GB Service Great Britain

Tel.: [phone]

(10p/min)

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You can also find spare parts for your product at:

www.delta-sport.com, category Service - Lidl Spare Parts Service

DELTA-SPORT HANDELSKONTOR GMBH

Wragekamp 6

D-22397 Hamburg

Version: 12/2016