Modular trekking poles

Abstract

This invention provides a modular trekking pole, comprising a pole body with a handle at the top and a first magnetic attachment at the bottom. The modular trekking pole further includes a hook assembly, a support assembly, and a cutting assembly, all three of which can be selectively attached to the bottom of the pole body. The hook assembly includes a first sleeve and a hook body, and a second magnetic attachment; the support assembly includes a second sleeve and a support member, and a third magnetic attachment; the cutting assembly includes a third sleeve and a blade, and a fourth magnetic attachment. When each component is attached to the bottom of the pole body, it is magnetically attracted and secured to the first magnetic attachment, allowing for quick replacement and positioning of different functional modules. Through its modular design, this invention allows a single trekking pole to switch between hooking, support, or cutting functions according to usage needs, thereby enhancing the convenience and multi-functional integration of outdoor use.

Claims

1. A modular trekking pole, comprising: a pole body having a handle at the top and a first magnetic element at the bottom; a hook assembly for being assembled to the bottom of the pole body, the hook assembly comprising a first sleeve and at least one hook, the hook being connected to the outer surface of the first sleeve, the first sleeve having a second magnetic element for being magnetically attracted and fixed to the first magnetic element when assembled to the bottom of the pole body; A support assembly, for being assembled at the bottom end of the cane, includes a second sleeve and a support member, the support member being connected to the outer end of the second sleeve. The second sleeve has a third magnetic member for magnetically attracting and fixing with the first magnetic member when assembled to the bottom end of the cane. A cutting assembly, for being assembled at the bottom end of the cane, includes a third sleeve and a blade, the blade being connected to the outer end of the third sleeve. The third sleeve has a fourth magnetic member for magnetically attracting and fixing with the first magnetic member when assembled to the bottom end of the cane. In use, the hook assembly, the support assembly, and the cutting assembly are optionally assembled at the bottom of the cane.

2. The modular trekking pole as described in claim 1, wherein, The staff has multiple openwork sections.

3. The modular trekking pole as described in claim 2, wherein, The handle is made of a flexible, non-slip material.

4. A modular trekking pole as described in any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein, The cane has a first auxiliary fixing structure, and the hook assembly, the support assembly and the cutting assembly each have a second auxiliary fixing structure, which are used to secure the hook assembly, the support assembly and the cutting assembly to each other when one of them is assembled into the cane.

5. The modular trekking pole as described in claim 4, wherein, The first auxiliary fixing structure and the second auxiliary fixing structure are corresponding snap-fits.

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