Win a pair of LEKI Micro Trail Pro poles in our Instagram photo contest

  • Kathryn Bullock

Last updated: 20-Mar-18

By Kathryn Bullock

You have a chance to win a fabulous pair of LEKI Micro Trail Pro poles in our latest Instagram photo contest.

This popular and well known brand of running poles is specifically developed for trail running as they are super light, hard wearing and strong with shafts made of 100% carbon. 

We will be giving a pair of poles to the winning photo in our new Instagram photo contest. Please remember to use the hashtag #RunUltraphoto when posting your photo.

Every photo posted using this hashtag will be automatically entered into our photo contest and you can post up to three running photos.

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Photo credit:  LEKI

 

How to win

To enter is simple – just post a photo on Instagram with the hashtag #RunUltraphoto between now and midnight Thursday 5 April 2018.

That’s it. See our Ts and Cs so you know how you can have the best chance to win and when we’ll pick and announce a winner.

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"The LEKI Micro Trail Pro poles are versatile and extremely lightweight thanks to shafts made of 100% carbon"

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