Custom-Fit Adjustability

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Custom-Fit Adjustability for Better Comfort
Your walking poles should fit just right for you…
Pole Walking is not only fun & super beneficial but it is also one of the most easy-to-do & easy-on-you activities out there! What can guarantee you the BEST Pole Walking experience is making sure that your walking poles fit you just right!

Your Walking Pole Height:

If your walking poles are too high, you’ll find the poles harder to control which in turn can cause premature wear of your pole feet. If your poles are too low you will tend to lean too far forward and put unwanted stress on your lower back.

“At Keenfit we feel that because no-two body types are alike – it’s impossible to calculate the height of your
walking poles using a chart”

Your Palm Straps:
Your Palm-Straps must be adjusted – so that the pressure you put on your walking poles is in the palm/heal of your hand so when you push-down or pull-back you are able to relax the grip of your hands on the pole handles themselves.

Make sure both the strap around your hand & the height of where your hand sits on the handle is just right.



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Multiple Sclerosis & Increased Mobility with Walking Poles

Sheri, I met you last year at an event.…I was lucky enough to be given a set of Walking Poles... View Article

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Multiple Sclerosis & Increased Mobility with Walking Poles

Sheri, I met you last year at an event.…I was lucky enough to be given a set of Walking Poles for Christmas from boyfriend; they were on my wish list. I’m still planning on attending a workshop.

Here’s my idea: I have Multiple Sclerosis, my primary symptom is chronic facial pain but I have friends that struggle with mobility and two of them are using the Keenfit Walking Poles, one on a full time basis. This is what I am suggesting, I would first approach a Occupational Therapist for her assessment and support.

The obvious benefit is the ease of adjusting the Pole for ergonomic benefit and then balance the stress on the body by using two Poles instead of one cane. My friend who is having to use the Walking Poles on a full time basis is thrilled.

The M.S. (Multiple Sclerosis) Society may recommend this to it’s members as an option, put it in it’s newsletter. You may even get sales from members with M.S. (Multiple Sclerosis) who have Mobility, but may have limited energy and could already be walking and may want to use the Walking Poles for walking because they can combine the upper body and increase the calories they are burning by 40%.

Kindest Regards,

Lorrie Penticton, British Columbia – CA