MOBI GARDEN TANGLA Carbon Trekking Poles - Heather

MOBI GARDEN TANGLA Carbon Trekking Poles - Heather

$89.99
Sale price  $89.99 Regular price  $109.99
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MOBI GARDEN TANGLA Carbon Trekking Poles - Heather

$89.99
Sale price  $89.99 Regular price  $109.99

Best Use

Backpacking · Multi-Day
Trekking · Day Hiking

Construction

Adjustable

Weight

5.3 oz | 149g each
(10.6 | 298g / pair)

Shaft

Carbon Fiber

Grips

EVA Ergonomic

Usable Length

120cm

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3K Carbon Shaft

3K carbon fiber, multi-layer cross-weave — 300N static compression at 149g per pole. Lighter than aluminum at equivalent stiffness.

FlipLock™

External lever clamp with metal anti-slip nut — one flip to lock, visible mechanical pressure, tool-free tension adjustment.

EVA Grip

EVA ergonomic grip — non-slip, sweat-resistant, soft under sustained contact. Holds a wet or gloved hand.

Three Terrains.

Three Configurations

Tungsten tip for rock and trail. TPR removable mud basket for snow and soft ground. TPE thickened cap for pavement and slate. All included, all interchangeable.

6 Colors

Carbon · Graphite · Quartz Pink · Citrine · Moss · Heather — 120cm in six colorways.
135cm in Carbon.

Features

149g PER POLE. 3K CARBON FIBER.

3K carbon fiber shaft built in multi-layer cross-weave construction — each layer oriented to resist lateral flex without adding section thickness. The result is a shaft that holds 300N static compression at 5.3 oz (149g) per pole. Lighter than a water filter. Stiffer than the aluminum it replaces.

CARBON ABSORBS WHAT ALUMINUM TRANSMITS.

Aluminum transfers trail vibration directly to the wrist and elbow on every plant. Carbon fiber's fiber matrix interrupts that transmission path, damping the high-frequency impact before it reaches the joint. On a multi-hour descent — repeated pole plants, hard ground, sustained load — that difference compounds. The 300N static load rating means the shaft handles bodyweight without deflection when you need it most.

REDUCES THE LOAD ON YOUR KNEES.

Trekking poles redistribute a measurable percentage of bodyweight from the legs to the arms on every plant — reducing cumulative knee stress on descents. Two poles at 149g each add almost nothing to pack weight and change how the knees feel at the end of a 20km day. The load they carry is the load your joints don't.

FLIPLOCK™. EXTERNAL CLAMP. VISIBLE LOCK.

FlipLock™ external lever clamp — one flip locks each section under visible mechanical pressure. A metal anti-slip nut backs the clamp against loosening under sustained load. No internal twist mechanism that can seize with trail grit or slip under weight. Tension is adjustable by hand, without tools. You see the clamp is closed before you put weight on the pole.

3-SECTION. 16-14-12mm TAPER. ADJUSTS ON TRAIL.

Three telescoping sections in a 16mm-14mm-12mm progressive taper — wider at the upper section for stiffness under load, narrowing toward the tip for weight reduction. Collapses to 23 in (59cm) for pack carry; extends to full length in the field. Shorten by 10–15cm for steep climbs, lengthen for descents — without stopping to disassemble.

EVA GRIP. HOLDS A WET HAND.

EVA foam ergonomic grip — closed-cell construction that doesn't absorb sweat or compress permanently under sustained grip pressure. Non-slip surface maintains purchase with a wet or gloved hand. The contour follows the natural angle of the hand at mid-stride, reducing the micro-adjustments that create fatigue over long days.

TUNGSTEN STEEL TIP. TPR BASKET. TPE CAP. THREE TERRAINS.

Each accessory addresses a distinct surface condition. The tungsten steel tip — ultra-hard, high grip — bites into rock, compressed dirt, and stone steps without dulling. On snow and mud, the TPR removable mud basket snaps over the tip, increasing contact surface area to prevent the pole from sinking into soft ground. On pavement and slate, the thickened TPE rubber cap covers the exposed tip, protecting the tungsten from impact damage on hard surfaces and protecting the surface from scratching. Three interchangeable configurations. All included.

ONE-PULL WRIST STRAPS.

Widened ultralight polyester straps — soft contact against the wrist, no pressure point under sustained use. One-pull adjustment sets the length without removing the hand from the grip.

FAQS

What exactly is EXO-FLEX™, and why does it matter in rain?

EXO-FLEX™ designates the ExoSpeedFlex pitch system. The outer fly erects and stands as an independent structure before the inner tent is involved. You clip the inner in from underneath, inside a standing shelter. In rain, the inner sleep surface has zero exposure at any point in the setup sequence — a meaningful difference from sleeve-and-clip systems where the inner contacts rain while the fly is still being tensioned.

What does "Force 8 validated" mean, and how was it tested?

Force 8 on the Beaufort scale is 40 mph (18 m/s) — gale conditions. The KONGAR was tested at that sustained speed across four continuous hours under frontal, lateral, and oblique load directions. Single-direction point-load testing at the same speed does not produce equivalent stress on pole junctions and anchor points.

How does FFP™ differ from standard ultralight aluminum poles?

FeatherFlex Pole (FFP™) is Mobi Garden's proprietary aluminum specification. Compared to conventional 7-series ultralight aluminum poles, FFP™ reduces weight by approximately 15% while increasing maximum load capacity to 466N. The KONGAR uses FFP™ throughout — no segments are standard alloy.

Why is the floor rated 1,000mm higher than the fly?

Rain on the fly is a dynamic load — it runs off. Water pooling beneath the floor, combined with body weight compressing the material against wet ground, creates sustained hydrostatic pressure. The 4,000mm HH floor rating is calibrated to that specific threat; the 3,000mm HH fly rating is calibrated to precipitation.

Are PFAS or flame retardants used in any KONGAR materials?

No. All KONGAR EXO-FLEX™ materials are non-PFAS and flame-retardant free.

Does the KONGAR require two people to pitch?

No. The three-step ExoSpeedFlex sequence was developed for solo setup in deteriorating weather. The outer shell stands independently before the inner attaches, so no second person is needed to hold structure during the pitch.

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