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Leki Trigger S
 Poster: A snowHead
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This is quite possibly a numpty question!

I got some new Leki Trigger S poles delivered today. I'll be using them with the strap not the Leki gloves. I've had a play with them and it all seems fine. However, I noticed it takes an awful lot of force pulling on the strap to trigger the emergency release mechanism.

Am I doing some thing wrong? I'm just wondering about potential thumb damage if I take a tumble and it doesn't release.
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

@hammerite, they do release. I think you just have to learn to trust them.
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?

Hells Bells wrote:
@hammerite, they do release. I think you just have to learn to trust them.


Thanks. I've managed to release them, just felt like the strap might be in danger of snapping or something in my hand before they do, I was pulling pretty hard.

I will trust away. I tend to be a bit of a wuss and not push it anyway so don't fall hard very often!
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They do release, although the one time it happened to me the pole snapped anyway; however why wrist was okay Cool
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