Activator poles
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The Urban Poling ACTIVATOR walking poles were designed by an occupational therapist and gerontologist specifically for rehabilitation and long-term conditions. Their patented design supports strengthening, stability, and off-loading — shifting weight from the hips and knees into the upper body — with safety-focused features throughout. They are recommended by many surgeons, physicians, and therapists as a walking aid for rehab and active living.
The poles use an ergonomic, strapless CoreGrip that supports the wrist in a neutral position and a wide ledge (instead of a strap) that reduces the risk of injury if you fall. A secure button-locking system allows weight-bearing use, bell-shaped tips give more stability than boot-shaped tips, and three anti-vibration features help minimize impact on the joints. A hidden carbide steel tip under the rubber boot adds grip on grass, gravel, sand, or snow. The two-section poles collapse for storage and travel.
If you have a chronic condition or injury, or currently use a cane, crutches, or walker, ask your physician or rehabilitation professional whether the ACTIVATOR poles are right for you before use.
| Type | Two-section rehab walking poles |
| Maximum User Weight | 250 lbs (113 kg) |
| Weight-Bearing per Pole | 200 lbs (90 kg) |
| Fits User Heights | 4'2" to 6' (127 – 182 cm) |
| Collapsed Length | 29 in (74 cm) |
| Product Dimensions | 29 x 4 x 2.5 in 73.66 x 10.16 x 6.35 cm |
| Product Weight | 1.1 lbs (0.5 kg)Â |
| Locking System | Button lock |
| Grip | Patented ergonomic CoreGrip (strapless) |
| Tips | Bell-shaped rubber with hidden carbide steel tip |
| Included | User guide |
Hold the poles with the "R" CoreGrip in your right hand and "L" in your left. Stand tall with your elbows at your sides bent to about 90°, keeping the poles vertical and in front of your body. Walk as you normally would — swing each arm forward from the shoulder as the opposite foot steps forward. Keep a relaxed grip and press down on the ledge with the outside edge of your hand to engage the upper body and core; the off-loading effect comes from that downward pressure. Full setup and technique instructions are in the included user guide and the video below.
To learn more about poling, read our article about 10 Powerful Benefits of Using Walking Poles.Â
To see our full range of Walking & Hiking Poles visit our Walking Poles section.
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The Urban Poling ACTIVATOR walking poles were designed by an occupational therapist and gerontologist specifically for rehabilitation and long-term conditions. Their patented design supports strengthening, stability, and off-loading — shifting weight from the hips and knees into the upper body — with safety-focused features throughout. They are recommended by many surgeons, physicians, and therapists as a walking aid for rehab and active living.
The poles use an ergonomic, strapless CoreGrip that supports the wrist in a neutral position and a wide ledge (instead of a strap) that reduces the risk of injury if you fall. A secure button-locking system allows weight-bearing use, bell-shaped tips give more stability than boot-shaped tips, and three anti-vibration features help minimize impact on the joints. A hidden carbide steel tip under the rubber boot adds grip on grass, gravel, sand, or snow. The two-section poles collapse for storage and travel.
If you have a chronic condition or injury, or currently use a cane, crutches, or walker, ask your physician or rehabilitation professional whether the ACTIVATOR poles are right for you before use.
| Type | Two-section rehab walking poles |
| Maximum User Weight | 250 lbs (113 kg) |
| Weight-Bearing per Pole | 200 lbs (90 kg) |
| Fits User Heights | 4'2" to 6' (127 – 182 cm) |
| Collapsed Length | 29 in (74 cm) |
| Product Dimensions | 29 x 4 x 2.5 in 73.66 x 10.16 x 6.35 cm |
| Product Weight | 1.1 lbs (0.5 kg)Â |
| Locking System | Button lock |
| Grip | Patented ergonomic CoreGrip (strapless) |
| Tips | Bell-shaped rubber with hidden carbide steel tip |
| Included | User guide |
Hold the poles with the "R" CoreGrip in your right hand and "L" in your left. Stand tall with your elbows at your sides bent to about 90°, keeping the poles vertical and in front of your body. Walk as you normally would — swing each arm forward from the shoulder as the opposite foot steps forward. Keep a relaxed grip and press down on the ledge with the outside edge of your hand to engage the upper body and core; the off-loading effect comes from that downward pressure. Full setup and technique instructions are in the included user guide and the video below.
To learn more about poling, read our article about 10 Powerful Benefits of Using Walking Poles.Â
To see our full range of Walking & Hiking Poles visit our Walking Poles section.
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