The Keenfit Advantage

Multi-Terrain Abilities

Take your Keenfit Walking Poles anywhere…

Your Keenfit Walking Poles will be able to take you anywhere. The basic accessories like carbide-tips, trail-feet, beach-baskets & road-feet come standard with our walking poles.

Carbide-tips – are great for off-road, more rugged terrain – they help you to dig into anything from hard-rock to uneven softer trails – used with the trail baskets they prevent your walking poles from sinking into the softer, looser ground. You wouldn’t want to use the carbide-tips for walking on roads though [if the noise doesn’t get you the vibration up each arm is sure to!].

Beach / Trail Baskets – are plastic disks that easily screw on – approximately 3 inches up from the bottom of the walking pole – baskets are designed for beach/sand & deep grassy trails – they prevent your Walking Poles from sinking into the softer, looser ground – like grass or sand.

 

Trail-feet – are made of durable rubber to wear on the bottom of your walking poles over your carbide-tips for looser, less compact terrain.They help you to grip more rugged ground on a variety of different trails and can be worn with the trail baskets to prevent your poles from sinking into the softer, looser ground.

 

Road-feet – are made of soft yet durable quality-rubber, perfect for pavement, roads & sidewalks. The softness adds shock-absorbency to hard surfaces – to help you grab the road & propel yourself forward but yet the strength adds toughness – so as not to wear them out too quickly. Keenfit Road-feet – if you have proper technique – should last you about 6 months to a 1 year.

Learn more about the Multi-Terrain Abilities of your Keenfit Walking Poles:

First time without Pain to Knees or Feet

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First time without Pain to Knees or Feet

I have just bought a set of your Walking Poles and I walked for the first time without pain to my knees or feet. I have plantar fasciitis in both feet and arthritis in my knees. A number of years ago I had orthoscopic surgery on my left knee and it still bothers me.

I can’t believe that I was able to climb our very hilly street (up Shetler and then Sandberg) without stopping once. I walked from Sandberg Rd. in Westbank to Wild Horse Drive on my first walk and thought I would need a ride home, but I felt so good that I made the return trip myself. It took me 20 minutes both ways. By the way I am 67. Thank You

Helen – age 67
WestbankBritish Columbia – CA