Aluminum Trekking Poles - Quick Adjustable Locks, Comfort Handle, Padded Strap, Snow Baskets - Walking Sticks Suitable for Hiking, Walking

These poles are really good. Learned a lot on my first trek with them. First the quick release clamps are great so the pole length can be adjusted at any time while hiking dependent on the terrain. That is shorter for steep inclines or longer for steep declines or else comfortable height for level walking. The clamps work well and securely lock the poles in position. Love the price point as i saw poles no less than $90 and upwards of $250 at REI. Admittedly they were Carbon Fiber and these are aluminum, but these are fine and require no baby care.

These are great. I am 6'4" and can be used by someone taller if needed. Hiked many moles with them.

Poles are easily adjustable for any height and are very sturdy. My grandson used them for the first time to go for a walk with snowshoes. He is looking forward to using them when they go out hiking too. The storage bag comes in handy to keep everything together when not in use.

they are light weigh. great color, grip is nice as well as strap to keep from dropping them while hiking uo rooky hill. sadly the twist lock poles really need to be tight to keep from sliding up into stowed position the carry bag is convenient to stow when you don't need them , great deal for a set of 2 poles

Easy to use and store. Great starter poles for the price.

Ordered 9/14/23, promised for 9/20/23, received 2 days later, 9/16/23; 4 days earlier than promised. Quickest delivery yet, via Amazon. Exactly as advertised, packaged very well and very sturdy. Due to space limitations at the Masonic Cave Degree in Kingston, TN; this telescoping cane will be easier to store inside the cave. Had extreme issues with my one piece cane, storing out of others' way - due to 51" length, inside the cave. May consider ordering another set, at this price!...

These were my first set of hiking poles, so I wasn't quite sure what to expect. I had no trouble adjusting their strap or pole length or changing out the bottom attachments. The bag they came in had a tear on the side, but I transferred them to a tripod bag I wasn't using and didn't have any problems afterward. We put a fair amount of weight on these poles, but they never bent even a little. I'm not sure if we would've gotten up (or down) Mount Fuji without these poles. They gave us much better stability both during the ascent and the descent. When I let someone else borrow mine, I solely regretted the decision, since they were so helpful. They were definitely worth every penny.

These are functioning, collapsible, and easy to store.