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Trekking Poles: How to make them work for you

By Emma Bowen • 17 July 2012

Trekking with poles can reduce the amount of weight your legs are carrying. (Credit: Ian Arnold)

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This guide will help you get the most out of trekking poles – and give those hard-working knees a break!

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