HARRIER HELVELLYN PRO CARBON FIXED LENGTH Z-POLES REVIEW | Best Running Poles | Run4Adventure
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2024
- HARRIER HELVELLYN PRO CARBON FIXED LENGTH Z-POLES REVIEW. With mountain ultra marathons springing up all over the place and lots of runners wanting to push their boundaries when it comes to distance, running poles have almost become an essential part of our trail running kit. Over the years I've used several different types of poles from lots of different brands but today we are taking a look at Harrier Trail Running's new Helvellyn PRO carbon fixed length Z-poles. I was fortunate enough to get a pair sent out to Chamonix when we were making our final preparations for the TDS at UTMB. I tried them out on a long training run before the race and was so impressed with how they performed, I stowed them away into my race vest and used them for the 145km and 9100m of elevation in the TDS. So, you could say that the poles got a thorough testing!
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Ran with mine for the first time yesterday, bought these on the strength of your review and loved them.
First time using poles and they are certainly the way forward.
That’s great to hear! Really glad you’re enjoying your poles and thanks for watching the channel 🙏😁
As always, very interesting video! Congratulation again for the TDS. For any race idea: there are a few good ones in Quebec! I know, it is far from UK, but if you want to find good ones, QMT110 (Quebec Mega Trail: the 110 is for 110 km, but there is also 160 km and 80 km) or UTHC 125 (Ultra Trail Harricana, 125 km, also offering 80 km and 65 km) are nice and challenging, UTCC 113 km (Ultra trail des Chic-Chocs) is a real challenge. I did the UTCC 62 km and it was the toughest race I ever did. Or, in October, we have the Bromont Ultra, very beautiful path and views. Anyway, Stay safe and keep on running ! :)
Still using their adjustable poles, and are fantastic.. and they’ve survive the occasion catch in a rock hole too.. their gear is at a budget price, but a very premium standard…
On the subject of races you can do.. how about the Ultra trail Snowdonia races by utmb? You can give us a comparison to the big boy n girl races of chamonix 😬
Ps: I’m hopefully doing it May 2023 it’ll be my first official 50k and second mountain run.. crossing my fingers for successful training this time 😂 poor old legs during my first mountain run, 27mile marathon last July. Oof 🤣
Good morning Run4adventure and all the runners from 🇪🇸. Thanks for this information Loyd. Here is my like. A nice weekend for everyone. ⛰🏃♂️☀️
Another great and exceptional value product from Harrier. Think I might get some of these for next year's Spine Summer Sprint.
Thank you Stu :) they have been an exciting product to design and launch
It's a Christmas pressie for me. Getting ready for my first winter ultra in February.......and it's a hilly one. Pendle Way in a Day!
Thanks for great review...as I get older I like the help on hills..also I run on trails where coyotes and cougars live so they can in handy
Oh wow we have sheep and spaniels 😅
Awesome bit of kit Lloyd. When I get poles, they will be Harrier poles! Great review mate
Cheers Phil, glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for watching 🙏😊
Thanks Phil! :D
I'm signed up to the Hardmoors White Horse marathon in June, I'd highly recommend the Hardmoors races if you haven't tried them. Most are around the Cleveland way and are stunning. I'm also running the Giants Head Marathon in June.. I may have over committed!
Got these coming mid October so good to hear your thoughts on them Loyd!
Awesome, hope you enjoy them and thanks for watching and supporting the channel 🙏😊
Thank you so much for pre ordering hope you like them when they arrive :)
They look great Loyd, although I'm docking you some points for saying 'ZEE' instead of 'ZED' 😄. I think the feature of clipping in the mud basket is very clever. One thing worth mentioning is that tips can wear down and are they replaceable?
I have the Leki Carbon Micro with the gauntlet system. I really like them but would be interested to try a different type, as these are the only poles I've ever had.
I'm sorry Ian the tips are not replaceable, but we have really heavy duty rubber tips to protect the spikes on tarmac and if used on trails and grassy terrain the spikes dont wear down as they're carbide.
Thanks Brexit... No shipping to Europe. Is there any reseller in Europe or this is an exclusivity for British people 😁 thanks for the review, the product looks very well built.
I'm in the USA and have them in my cart... OUCH! $33 shipping on a $100 order :-( I love to support a small company and I understand shipping costs, but that's a bite.
It must really effecting their sales. I went to order a bundle a couple but no delivery to ireland.
@@andycleary We can't keep up with demand in the UK so that's why we haven't expanded to EU, there's too many issues since brexit having to register for tax in each country, dealing with logistics around post, customs, and then offering a decent returns service. When we do it well do it properly but at the the moment it doesn't make sense to split our stock between more markets and run out faster unfortunately, sorry about that. A lot of people use a forwarding service for Ireland and seems to work ok.
@@wk633 sorry Richard, we just charge the price of Royal Mail international tracked and signed, we don't make money on postage. We've been looking at a local us fulfilment option which will give people faster and cheaper shipping to us but at the moment we only have stock for the UK. Will be able to offer it as we grow and can split to another market.
@@harrier_trail_runningthanks I forgot all about those services. I'll be making my order very soon. Thanks again
Got my set preordered a few weeks ago, looking forward to trying them out.
Hope you enjoy them Brian and thanks for watching 🙏😊
Thank you Brian, they won't be long. Hope you like them when they arrive :)
Those poles will make a great Crimbo pressie I reckon 👍
Races for next year…
Serpent 100k
Maverick exmoor ultra
Svp100 (my local) this is one you could look at if you’re about mid august and not in chamonix next year mate
Thanks for the spreading awareness of affordable options. One of the reasons your channel is one of my faves! Quick question...What belt are you using for pole storage?
I use the either Salomon quiver on my 12 Set or lately I've been testing having them off my pack and using the Salomon Sense Pro belt but I actually think the Pulse belt would work better as it has wider straps.
No problem, thanks for watching! The belt was a Compressport Free belt Pro. I've had one for years now and it's a great bit of running kit, I use it all the time! 👌
Hope this helps 😊
@@Run4Adventure I've got a Naked band and the poles should work a treat with it.
As a subscriber I watch and like all your videos. In your TDS training and racing videos, as well as in this pole review video, the way you hold poles is not optimal. Harriers' pole guide video that you link to, which I have watched many times in the past, talks clearly about it.
Thanks Ella, really glad you're enjoying the channel and thanks for subscribing. Like a lot of things when it comes to running, it's personal. I obviously know the way your meant to hold running poles and I've tried it many times but it doesn't really work for me. Also a lot of clips in the videos are me stopping, putting the camera down capturing the clip and moving on, so I wouldn't judge the way I hold them from those clips. I'm not trying to show people how to use their poles on my videos, that's why I linked the brilliant Harrier video.
Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment 🙏
For me nothing comes even close to Leki's strap system. It gives me so much more control over the poles and I don't actually have to grip the poles. At least here in the EU they also sell significantly below MSRP.
They look nice and the price is great! But I love my 3ful t1 z-pole. No other manufacturer beats there weight. But after my last 17.5h tour i had a little blister. I have to admit that.
I hope ours could be a good second option if you looked for any in future :)
Heard good things about these …. And the £
Great poles for the money James! Thanks for watching mate 🙏😊
Classic quarter next year? Hoping for all
clear but cancer allowing, I’m there!
Sorry to hear that! I've got everything crossed for you, keep up the fight and I'll see you on the start line of the CQ next year 🏃♂️💪
Thanks for watching 🙏
Hey Loyd thanks for this wonderful review. If my height is 170cm (around 5 feet 7) the correct pole fixed length size should be 115cm but if only 120cm is available is that OK?. Sorry I'm new to using poles so I assume getting 120cm is better option than the 110cm
Glad you enjoyed the video Gary. Ideally you'd want to go for the correct high but I'm sure you'd get away with the 120's, definitely don't go shorter! Hope this helps and you enjoy your poles 👍
Loyd
@@Run4Adventure noted and thanks for the tip. Yah the 120cm pole looks OK just gotta practise a bit more with it
I asked Harrier if they had any I could buy before UTMB Nice (in September) and they said they hadn't - can I borrow yours? 😆
What is the belt you use to attach them around your waist in this video? Looks comfy
It's the Compressport Free belt Pro Tom, it's a great running belt 👍
Evadict (Decathlon) running poles are lighter and a little cheaper. I wondered about the "zee" and watched a couple of Harrier's videos - they say "zed"! Sorry, but the Americanism really grates...
I did see that Decathlon make a carbon pole but I haven't tested those out so I'm not sure if they are the same quality? 🤔
I've always called them "Z" poles because that's what I've always called them? Does it really matter Dave! 🤷♂️
Thanks for watching 🙏
Hi dave, with our discount code on first orders were the same price as decathlon and I think our poles are actually much nicer :) we also try to do much more for our customers in relation to pole support and set up
Surprised they are allowed in races?
Why are you surprised Alex?
With your comment that they were an advantage, I can't think of any other race type event that are used apart from x country sking?@@Run4Adventure
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I meant they are a big advantage in trail running races, especially over long distances. I'm still not sure what you mean Akex 🤔
@@alexmacleod9727 Have you ever been to an ultra race? What are you basing the opinion on, tv?
@@Run4Adventure its just that I didn't realise they were allowed in professional running events, as in do people who use them have an advantage of a mechanical device, for the want of a better word.... no offence meant, just out of interest.. cheers
using the straps wrong in the thumbnail there young man!
I realise that but thanks for pointing it out! It's just a thumbnail so I needed to show the branding, it's not a instructional image 😁