Trekking Poles - Carbon Fiber Walking or Hiking Sticks with Quick Adjustable Locks (Set of 2)

I got my item the trekking pole it was packed very well and delivered on time. I can see the item quality as mentioned perfect brand and good service. Recommended.

Los he usado una vez me parecen exelentes en calidad y precio los recomiendo

Tienen buena calidad, lo malo es que las extensiones se bajan si te apoyas mucho sobre ellos, aun así aguantan súper bien para salidas de hike avanzadas … sigo sin encontrarle un uso a los accesorios adicionales.

Sie entsprechen vollständig meinen Erwartungen. Sie sind leicht und lassen sich schnell zusammen schieben. Gut sichtbare Markierungen an den Stöcken ermöglichen es spätere sehr schnell, die Stöcke wieder auf die richtige Länge einzustellen.

Bought for my wife and she is quite happy. They are indeed a combination of light weight and sturdiness. Easy to adjust the height and tighten the locks (there is a third party online table of recommended height). Nice looking too - slick "carbon" profile.Cork grips - huge positive (she is not a big fan of synthetic vs skin, to say the least). Price tag is much lower than that of the "big names", but she tried one of those and didn't find any difference in terms of performance or overall quality. Will see how they perform in the long run, but so far so good. I would strongly recommend this product.

For the price, I don't know that you could do any better. I have buddies who spent 4 times what these cost on poles that are the same weight or even a little heavier. These poles are a little thicker than the Black Diamonds or Leki poles, but comparable in weight and feature set. The flip locks work great and are easy to adjust. The housings are a little bulky compared to more expensive poles, but at $40 I'm not complaining. The end section tends to slide out a little when the poles are fully compacted, because it tapers to the tip. It's something I've noticed, but not something that has presented any kind of issue. When the poles are extended and locked in place, I have not had any slippage. I saw the cork handled version at Costco a couple years ago and wasn't real impressed by the juctions between the cork and rubber (kind of rough and uneven), but the all rubber handles are great. They are very comfortable, and the extended grips are a great feature.I took the straps off mine as soon as I received them (I hate straps on my trekking poles, always have). I keep the mud baskets on the poles and leave the other accessories at home unless I think I'll need them for the area/weather we're heading into. You get a lot with this set: snow and mud baskets, feet for hard surfaces, knob feet, and even a clip to connect the poles together for storage (I don't use it). The snow baskets have cutouts in them so the clip will work even with those baskets on.The total offering with these poles is great and the price point is unbelievable. To get poles this light at REI or any other brand retailers, you would pay $150 or more. This is a great value for great poles. They have held up well for me so far. Like any carbon fiber poles, you can't be too rough with them. No matter how much you spend, carbon fiber is less durable than aluminum ... and you have to treat them well. They have held up well for regular trail use and as supports for tents and tarps. If you find yourself sword fighting with each other or the wildlife, these poles will not hold up.