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Are you looking for the perfect trekking poles for your next adventure? Check out our collection of cork grip trekking poles! We have a variety of styles, so you can find the perfect one for your needs. Whether you're looking for a lightweight aluminum pole, a folding pole, or a quick lock option, we have it all. Get ready to explore with our cork grip trekking poles!
$49.99
Very light and easy to fold up when not using. ... Nice poles for hiking/trekking on uneven surfaces ... Highly recommend. ... Well worth the price. ... Exactly what we
5
John G jr
Quality folding walking sticks at a fair price that work great for us
5
Blavincoo
Easily folds into a great size to be placed in a backpack.
5
Srinivas
Portable, folds to a small size that can fit in the carry on and light. Used extensively during our Yellowstone/Grand Tetons trip. Well worth the price.
5
Gsmit
Took on a hiking trip. Very light and easy to fold up when not using. Highly recommend.
4
Gormali
Use these trekking poles a number of times and they ’ ve been up to the tasks. Easy to assemble& take apart
$129.95
It was easy to upload my receipt and photos to support my claim. ... walking up and down mountain terrain with a 40lb pack at night on very unstable ground the poles kept me balance throughout
5
Roy B.
These are premier. While this is my first set I am impressed. I am 6'- 4 '' and was concerned with the height being what was needed. As I unpacked them and adjusted them out they did not come near maxing out in order to fit me. Also, the locks are secure I am not sure what it would take for them to slip. Buy thesae poles, you wo n't be excited.
5
Mary K.
We got these to replace a pair of decade old Komperdells that finally have started to fail on us. They are great- we have used them for winter hiking and snowshoeing up by Rocky Mountain National Park and they are light weight with easy to use and very functional locking mechanisms. Awesome product!
5
jared k.
Recently purchased these trekking poles from Black Diamond and took them on my most recent backpacking trip. Hiked roughly 38 miles in two days and these trekking poles were fantastic. The cork handles are amazing and keep your hands from getting sticky and sweaty. The poles are lightweight and the straps are extremely comfortable. Highly recommend!
5
David G.
They work awesome with a great engineered feel and quality!
5
LORI F.
Preparing for the 2025 Everesting 29029. These poles will make a difference in getting me up the mountain!
$34.99
Super option for light hiking ... I like the flexibility of using one or both trekking poles. ... I bought this a couple months and it has served me well on light
5
Tjtjtjtj
The poles were a gift& work well. We ’ re avid hiker ’s& they ’ ll be beneficial for our next adventure.
5
Tina1234
I got these hiking sticks for convenient hiking. These come in two pack. One for me and one for my partner. These are foldable so they can easily be folded into my luggage.
5
Emily_2024
These are light weight, durable, and compact. I can easily pack these onto the day pack and telescope when needed.
5
Cali trip
Got these for a trip from California back home to Pennsylvania. Plenty of stops along the way!! These were perfect for what I needed
5
laur35829
Bought as a gift, they really seem to like it. Would recommend to others.
$149.95
I was n't sure how I would feel about a cork grip since I was previously used to a foam grip, but I think there's actually more stability and palm to pole contact with a cork
5
Alex Y
Well made hiking poles, seem sturdy enough. Would recommend to a friend.
5
LizaW
I want to thank Leki for these great Cressida Cork Lite poles which they provided to me at no cost in fulfillment of a warranty for another pair/different model that had a defect. These poles are sturdy and light and give me confidence on the trail, even on steep inclines or descents. It's very easy to change the length of the poles as needed and I like the women- specific sizing since I am on the petite side and do n't need more pole length than necessary. The cork grip is very comfortable! I was n't sure how I would feel about a cork grip since I was previously used to a foam grip, but I think there's actually more stability and palm to pole contact with a cork grip. I am also not used to aluminum, which is indeed stiffer than carbon, but I think it's worth it to choose aluminum for Leki's great warranty. Leki stands behind its products and I will only buy Leki poles from now on. Thank you!
$149.95
I love the comfort of the cork handles. ... Very happy! Love the cork handles! Big knob tops really help on inclines. Appears to be durable, time will tell. Comfy in the hand and nice hard
5
Alex Y
Love these hiking poles. Very good quality and seem to be worth the premiumz
5
Mike AT16
I purchased my original Leki Cork Lite poles back in 2015, and they survived an entire thru- hike on the Appalachian Trail. If you need a quality trekking pole, I can highly recommend these after using them for thousands of miles on trail! I love the comfort of the cork handles. To top it off, the customer service at Leki is simply the best. They recently went above and beyond to help me replace a part on my older poles.
5
Connor
Great trekking poles- semi light weight and comfortable grips. Good adjustment mechanisms and lock reliably. With other poles I ’ m worried about straining too much backpacking weight and bending them, but I took these up Mt Baker and Mt Rainier( w/ opposing ice axe) and they were sturdy supporting 60+ lbs on my back. I wish they packed down a bit shorter( minimum length) for easier travel, but overall they ’ re great
5
Coachrob
[ Very happy! Love the cork handles! Big knob tops really help on inclines. Appears to be durable, time will tell. Comfy in the hand and nice hard tips
4
The Stranger
Very nice poles! Have used them on some big mile days and the grips are superbly comfortable and I really like the minimalist straps. The fit/finish is excellent and no slipping from the locking mechanisms so far. Only issue I can find is that they feel somewhat flexy and do have a slight bit of vibration that you can feel during use as compared to the set of carbon poles I replaced these with. Minor things overall and they don ’ t seem to hinder the poles performance in the slightest. Overall very satisfied and a nice set of poles.
$209.95
mountain series trekking poles made for 4- season alpine terrain 3- section 100% carbon fiber shafts soft- touch ergonomic grip top with 100% natural cork grip and eva foam grip extension for better handling and control when using solution strap adds stability
5
Dave G.
Frankly I was a little skeptical at first whether the price was going to be supported by the value, but I can safely say that this is one of my better gear purchases in a long time. Build quality is exceptional and they have functioned flawlessly for me so far. I would highly recommend.
5
Erin L.
I took these for a spin the other day on a small hike and love how light they are. I got these for a big trek later this year and look forward to using them!
5
Dan R.
I ’ ve been using black diamond trek poles for hunting and hiking for years and the alpine carbon are by far the lightest rugged pole I ’ ve ever used.
5
Kenneth H.
Bought these for my wife( for Christmas) to replace a really old pair of Black Diamond hiking poles. So they haven ’ t been used yet but they are beautifully designed and incredibly lightweight. I would highly recommend them!
5
Kristjan G.
Great poles, light and the cork grip is a nice added touch.
$129.95
The locking system is great. ... I am enjoying how the poles make my hikes more of a full body workout than not having any and my knees are much happier. ... I ’ m excited to try them out over longer hikes as the weather gets
5
Dask
[ These poles replace a set I wore out. They are very stable, easy to use, and the hand grips exceedingly comfortable. Came with snow basket option. A great pole!
5
Deborah
[ There are my first hiking poles and I am really enjoying them. The extentions stay in place securely are are quick to adjust. The cork is comfortable and absorbent, I am a very sweaty hiker living in a high temperature area so it important for me to have a secure grip. I only wanted poles with cork grips. I am enjoying how the poles make my hikes more of a full body workout than not having any and my knees are much happier. I have already caught myself one with a pole when I would have slipped on some risky ground and my stream crossings are more secure with more limbs. The carbide tips are very reliable at finding purchase along the trail. I am trying to get my husband to buy a pair for himself. He is only 2 inches taller than me and these were a good value. An investment in our joints and hiking safety.
5
Kate
[ These black diamond trekking poles are high quality and good looking poles. They are super lightweight! The are easy to break down and put in my back pack.
5
mtn_kitten
Took these out for the first trip of the season last weekend, solid poles. The locking system is great. I choose these because I was looking for poles with cork handles and I could n't be happier. I would definitely purchase these again.
5
elevensquared
[ took these out on their first trip last weekend. i ’ ve had other trekking poles before and these are close to being my favorite pair. the mechanism for locking is much more desirable than my other ones. they helped up nicely and it was good.
$169.95
WAS: $189.95*
design and details 7000 series aluminum shafts ergonomic grip and grip top designed to improve comfort and reduce hand fatigue grip extensions made from bloom, an algae infused foam, for additional hand positions natural cork grips provide comfort and manage moisture solution 2. 0...
5
Paul N.
i 'm using them for a while and the are much stadier and confortable that the other type i used before. Really good so far!
5
chris a.
I used my husband's super light BD trekking poles, but when it came to getting my own, I choose the shock absorbing version. Trekking poles are a great way to warm up my arms on the way to crag, which is usually uphill. On the way home, I can really lean on these shock absorbing poles to save my knees and feel more confident that I am not going to biff with a heavy pack!
5
Kimberly W.
Really Happy with the purchase, used them for the first time on an 18 mile hike and they are exactly wat I was looking for.
5
ALAN M.
Well made poles. I turned 60 this year and have been going on some trips with my daughter. We plan another to So. Dakota next week. These poles will make my hikes more stable with unlevel ruff terrain.
5
Cindi D.
I love the way they absorb the shock of hiking and traveling over rough terrain. I have another pair but they are Shock trekking poles, and what a difference does this make. Makes it easier to go the distance and not feel like you did! Great Product!
$74.99
Loved the feel of the extended cork grip so that I could choke up on the grip going uphill Without adjusting length. ... Great construction, light, and
5
Aidan
My brother recommended these poles and I finally had to chance to bring them out and boy they were amazing!
5
Juana. M
Great quality at unbeatable price. Very well done, sturdy, plenty of pieces to cover all needs and a bag for storage. My dad owned aluminum and carbon fiber poles before way more expensive. These are the first poles I own but their quality surpasses anything I previously have used.
5
Ty. S
Love everything about these poles. Great construction, light, and sturdy!
5
Anonymous
Purchased these poles for an 8 day sheep hunt in the mountains of Alberta Canada. Poles performed excellent.
5
Anonymous
Just finished 6 days through Great Smokies on AT. Bought these poles in a rush because I could n't find my old aluminum Komperdels. Loved the feel of the extended cork grip so that I could choke up on the grip going uphill Without adjusting length. I really thought the twist adjust mechanics of my old Komperdells Was adequate but the flip lock on these was sturdy and the extra girth( bulge) It gave the pole did n't bother me at all. Love them. Wo n't be sad if I never find my old hiking poles now.
$64.99
I love the cork grip and the shape. ... She is a medical professional and keeps her Trekking pole by her side as she makes her rounds. ... Light, strong,
5
Huddle
Literally used these poles for the entirety of the Appalachian Trail. Tips were worn by the end but that's usual for a 2200 mile journey. The fact the price is so good for the durability is great. One downside( and thats just because its carbon fiber) is they can snap easier. Had that happen to me a couple years ago when I crossed a stream, jammed it between rocks and slipped on it. But considering they survived 2200 miles means they are great as long as the user doesnt do something stupid.
5
ColoDrz
I 've had these trekking poles for over 3 years now and they 've performed at the same level as my more expensive poles. I originally got them as a backup to my Black Diamond trekking poles that I 've had for 12+ years as I got tired of having to change out the boots when I alternated from concrete to gravel trail, which is how I use the poles most of the time. In 2021 I took these on a 5 day hiking trip in Olympic National Forest and they were great! The flip lock mechanism makes it very easy to collapse and expand the poles as they went in and out of my daypack. Since then I 've used them seasonally on trips to Colorado or just the local gravel trails when it's not too hot. For the most part I do n't really collapse them- they stay expanded in my garage, ready for use. Another review mentioned these making a noise- I have n't experience that ever. The cork grip is great if you have a smaller hand. My only complaint is on the straps, which there is a limit on how small you can tighten them due to the stitched felt padding.
5
Bvb55
We hike several times a week and go ~10 miles each time. These poles are never not in my hands. They have saved me from serious injury on several occasions. I have neuropathy in my left leg/foot that causes drop foot. I took a fall going down a cliff and the poles caught on a tree and stopped my fall. I had broken ribs, wrist and thumb, but it would have been worse if I hadn ’ t had the poles. Amazingly, the pole was still working perfectly and I still use today! We decided to purchase an additional set for each of us a couple years ago, and interchange using the sets. Couples we hike with also have Cascade poles, which speaks highly on the quality of the product! We have decided to purchase 2 more sets so we can keep a set for each of us at our 2nd home. In total we will each have 3 sets of poles. Similar poles cost 3- 4 times more, so save your money! Don ’ t hesitate purchasing these trekking poles. You won ’ t regret your decision!
5
Flyboy
My wife and I have used these for years for hiking. Then two years ago she had a knee replaced and uses one Trekking pole for stability. She is a medical professional and keeps her Trekking pole by her side as she makes her rounds. She has become a poster child for your Trekking poles as many of her patients have asked where she purchased them. They all remark how light they are and how they are able to fold up. Best poles we have ever used. And yes we are still hiking! She now needs to order new “ gym shoe tips ” because she has worn down the tread!
5
TommyMac
I love these poles. Have had them for 4 years and have abused them from ski slopes to summits of Whitney, Izta, Orizaba& Toluca. I was suspicious of how they 'd hold up to serious abuse, but they 've held up beyond expectations.
$34.99
length: 26 ” – 54 ” additional details style: tp- cork- 2 ... design lightweight aluminum trekking poles aircraft- grade aluminum alloy shafts cork grip tungsten carbide tips quick lock locking mechanism for secure trekking includes( 4) sets of additional tips:...
5
GoOutside00
These poles include different tips. Budget friendly!
5
J Younack
I purchased these for my dad to assist him in walking. He has a bad hip and would walk leaning to one side. These help him stay level.
5
456789
Extremely durable lots of ends to use for various conditions
5
Jaimelyn85
These trekking poles work great by providing stability and durability.
5
SandyC92064
Good price and light weight. They easily fold up into a small package for carrying in your backpack.
$29.99-$34.99
The CMT cork- grip aluminum quick- locks will fulfill a lot of needs. ... comfortably and confidently hike uphill, downhill, or on flat terrain aluminum quick lock trekking poles with cork grip are less likely to snap under lateral pressure than carbon fiber...
5
Dave13
The trekking poles are great. I have a liver problem that changes my center of gravity weekly and my sense of balance is not very good. The poles are great in assisting my walking. I want to know if the loops are adjustable.
5
tpetko
I 'm very happy with this purchase. The only recommendation for improvement I can make is that the cork handles come unsealed. Since these are going to be used heavily in a wide range of weather conditions, from the hot Arizona sun, Monsoon rains, and even snow, I felt it essential to seal the cork to ensure the handles hold up to the use I plan on giving them. I recommend UV- 40 cork seal. I have used it on fly rod handles I have made and it works perfectly, and lasts many, many years. Make sure to follow the application instructions on the bottle. Apply one good coat using a bristle brush. Make sure you do n't have any drips, runs or sags. Do not apply a second coat, as it will not penetrate.
5
Nick 'Trip' C
I bought a pair and used them on the AT with great success. East to adjust and maintain their adjusted length
5
Husky509
Great value and high quality. These are definitely a little heavier than the carbon fiber poles from Cascade Mountain Tech, but i dont think I will be breaking them.
5
Slam
Just purchased these poles after reviewing my health issues. Being a diabetic for 57yrs I am developing some balance issues. Researching canes I discovered how anti- postural they are, plus clumsy. An elderly neighbor was seen walking with trekking poles. I thought that was a good idea. I purchased my set from a chain sporting good store and got some walking shoes as well. Studied how to properly fit and use trekking poles. The experience is natural when set up correctly. Walking gate and posture are enhanced and I look forward to many walking excursions. I live in the intermountain west which is perfect location to use this valuable tool.
$149.95
adjustable and collapsible trekking poles lightweight aergon grips are made from 80% natural ground cork and 20% latex to provide comfortable hand- feel and support for various mountain adventures rubberized dimpled tops offer texture grip points and easy- to- adjust straps that...
5
Jon M
Upgraded to this trekking pole this year. Very happy how strong they are, how easily adjustable they are, and how light they are. Probably hiked about a 100 miles over the summer with them, on everything from rail trails to rocky acents.
5
Off The Beaten Path Hiker
[ Bought these a month ago to use for hikes in a National Park. They were very helpful to stabilize and energize my hike over rough terrain. Using them sure helped my knees and hips handle the rough terrain.
$159.95
WAS: $179.95*
the technology has changed, the grips are cork and very comfortable. ... design and details 7000 series aluminum shafts ergonomic grip and grip top designed to improve comfort and reduce hand fatigue grip extensions made from bloom, an algae infused foam, for additional hand...
5
Patricia R.
I just received my new trekking poles and they work like a charm on uneven ground. They are easy to lock into their extended position and are small enough to pack in a suitcase.
5
Mick D.
So far so good with my new trekking poles. My first pair served me well for 3 years. I broke one this winter coming down from South Double Top in the Catskills. My new pair is an improvement. The cork handles are more generous in overall circumference which fit my hands better. The lock mechanism is a vast improvement over my first pair that incorporated a retractable collar which collapsed on me when i reach too far down on the pole when ascending a step climb. I` m very pleased with my new trekking poles. Kudos to Black Diamond for making such a great product. Happy Trails... Mick
5
Robert S.
I ’ m a trad climber that always seems to pack heavy. These poles have changed my approach time and difficulty by a lot. I love them. They pack up nicely and height adjustable.
5
M. D.
Love these poles. Previously had the Alpine Carbon Cork. These feel very light but solid. Easily collapsable and has the best hand grips out there. The cork is so much better that the foam on some of there other models. I also like how the M/L grip is a bit larger which feels good in the hand. Ive heard some reviews that the locking pin sometimes collapses under pressure but mine have been fine. Skip the higher priced carbon flzs and get these! Also the color on the website looks more orangy/red but they are a true red in reality.
5
Yaritza H.
These hiking poles have exceeded my expectations. The lightweight design reduces fatigue on long hikes. I find the grip comfortable and secure, even on steep terrain. The poles also have a sleek and modern appearance. I highly recommend them to any avid hiker.
$119.95
Crafted with precision, they provide reliable support on rugged terrain. ... Their design ensures effortless handling, enhancing your outdoor experience. ... A testament to durability and performance, these poles are indispensable companions for any adventure, making every step a
5
Bucko
The hiking poles are fantastic, boasting remarkable lightness, functionality, and superb quality. Their design ensures effortless handling, enhancing your outdoor experience. Crafted with precision, they provide reliable support on rugged terrain. A testament to durability and performance, these poles are indispensable companions for any adventure, making every step a pleasure.
$199.95
natural cork surface for ultimate comfort straps: adjustable security strap made from breathable, lightweight material shaft materials: super light and stiff shaft material providing a low swing weight and precision pole plants for all- day performance adjustment systems: an easy...
5
Jay Aye
[ Purchased to use as trekking poles but found they double as the perfect pair of chopsticks when fully extended. I would love to see a spoon attachment added in the future for soups/cereals. Multifunctionality is UL AF.
5
Tony T
Lightweight strong and durable. I have used these on several hikes and they have quickly become my favorite trekking poles.
$99.95
lock plus system makes it easy to adjust the height on the go speed dials let you adjust the holding power at a moment's notice 2 component evocon cor- tec grips are constructed of 80% natural ground cork for ideal grip comfort when climbing and descending 8 degree positive grip...
5
Wabu
[ Truthfully, I ’ ve never used any sort of trekking poles on any of my trails but decided to give it a try. I researched between several brands and landed on these Leki ’s. I was pleased with the weight( super light- weight aluminum) and was surprised by the design( in a good way). I bought these for the purpose of climbing Kilimanjaro and have been training with them on day hikes in the area. They hold up well, clamps dont seem to lose their grip, I don ’ t have to keep readjusting the height, and the grips are really comfortable. For my first “ true ” set of trekking poles, I ’ m very happy with these
5
Cole
This is my first trekking pole purchase and these worked better than I was hoping. These are high quality and will last a very long time.
$139.95
your wrists will thank you| lightweight, adjustable trekking poles equipped with antishock units for 40% reduced impact on joints and tendons 100- 135 cm adjustable| dual speed lock plus switches maximize adjustability and pack down as short as 26. 4 inches all alloy| robust...
5
Well made reliable poles. Nice weight and the grips are very comfortable!
5
Oneshot
Absolutely love them. Light, solid and perfect for my mountain hunts.
5
Sshk
[ These are very good poles. Bought them after a lot of research. I recommend them to anyone buying poles. They were a good dealtoo…………………………..
4
DanD
[ I bought these a few weeks ago and have hiked 50 miles with them already, they are great poles, my hands are comfortable and they are plenty strong to support me when needed for balance
$89.95
high fives for wanderers| hiking pole designed like a walking cane for avid travelers, trekkers, and hikers 60- 120 cm adjustable| two speed lock plus switches maximize adjustable length for versatile use on flat and steep terrain aluminum construction| robust durability paired...
5
I love the cane top with finger holes, allowing to change grip, super lite weight, easily adjustable& will lock in place
5
Charlie
I have owned one of these for a few years now. I have used it indoors and outdoors, in malls, on sidewalks, and in and out of Hovenweep and similar. It is very secure. I like the handle/grip due to its flexibility of use. This really is a top- quality, well- built, and dependable cane and walking- assist device.
5
D Howell
Great walking stick/cane for MS, my Physical Therapist was so impressed!!
$69.95
WAS: $89.99*
lock+ to prevent unwanted collapse cor- tec cork and latex blend on handle for insulated, durable use hole in handle for optimal grip round dial to adjust clamp tension while lever locks length into place strong aluminum shaft high- carbon steel carbide flextip built to handle all...
5
Steven Aelfcyning
[ Love this walking stick, so much that I bought a spare. It ’s sturdy, easily adjusted, and I like the shape of the handle better than any other stick I ’ ve tried.
5
MadameX
[ Got this for my mom to use for balance and she says she loves it. It has a unique handle that she says is very comfortable to walk with. Oh and by the way, the QUEEN of England has the same one( google queen walking stick and you will see it). She had it painted black but it is the same one. I emailed the company to ask and they confirmed it. So pretty fun to get the same one as the queen.
5
Thunder34
[ This Leki cane gives you a good stable feeling when on level and uneven terain. It also comes with a good quality rubber foot so you dont scratch wood floors.
5
Mutantear
[ So far, I 've only used this as my walking cane. I live on a steep slope and being able to increase the the length to walk downhill is a boon as I have a disability that requires good support. The stick locks positively and I 'm able to put my entire 250 lb weight on it without the sections slipping. Confidence is everything when you make that harrowing trek down to the mailbox.
5
Old hiker
[ Loved the handle when I first grabbed it. I like mountain hiking and the easy adjustment helped me make a few steps I probably could n't have without it. Easy to pack and carry. A few friends have tried it and ordered one immediately.
$44.99
Built like a tank not heavy and can feel the quality of materials ... The full- plastic covering on the shaft makes it much easier on the hands than an uncoated
5
Paddler j
Built like a tank not heavy and can feel the quality of materials
5
Becasseur
Great workhorse paddles. I 've had them for decades, and they 've stood up well to the demands of duck hunting impenetrable marshes. Wish they were still available in drab olive green.
5
ArcticPaddler
Excellent, well made paddle. The full- plastic covering on the shaft makes it much easier on the hands than an uncoated paddle. Great for whitewater, entirely indestructible.
$209.95
design and details hyperlight 7075 aluminum alloy construction automatic binding with our new t- stop toe system semi- auto toe bails and heel bails are available separately for boots without toe welts heel bail has been optimized to fit a/t ski boots and features 3 height settings for fine- tuning...
$59.99
WAS: $69.95*
design and details two adjustable poles that can be used to set up tarps and tents instead of using trekking poles compatible with scout ul series tents may be used to set up awning- style vestibules on many tent models or backpacking tarps lightweight dac pressfit aluminum poles...
5
Grizzly Quincy Adams
[ I have a ultralight tent that uses trekkin poles but I do n't always want to use them. These poles are easily adjustable with a very good range, study yet very light and I feel they put less wear on the pockets than the trekking poles. In any event I prefer having my hands free to carrying my poles in many situations and my dog does too. I have n't used them for my sil- tarp yet but I do n't see why they would n't work just as well.
5
N6AMF
[ When I first bought these, I 'd intended to use them with a basha shelter. But, the basha does n't do that well of a job keeping the wind out! So, I found a guy named `` Papa Hiker, '' and pitched several of his enclosed tarp shelters! I found a modified version of his Hex Tarp pitch, and those poles fit the bill perfectly! The shelter calls for a 125 cm trekking pole, but it just does n't collapse for easy storage; these poles do! I have no problems crawling into the tarp, and with another tarp on the ground underneath, I 'm dry! Ventilation is my only problem... other than that, these poles are great!
5
AV8R_Six
[ I purchased a Big Agnes tent for lightweight backpacking, and decided that adventure bikepacking is a go too... so, I ordered these poles to use when I do n't have my Trekking Poles. The adjustable option is perfect and I might even consider taking these poles when I just do n't take the hiking sticks for a short trip. Must buy! Cheers,
4
Old Cyclist
[ I purchased a Big Agnes tent that used trekking poles rather that having tent poles. I purchased these tarp poles so I could use the tent on bike trips. They seem to work in a home test. I only gave them four stars due to my lack of field testing over repeated trips. They do seem well made and durable. The lengths are well marked( in metric numbers). I typically like to travel light, so I am pleased that this minimalist 2- person tent weighs less four pounds.
$25.00
Great and easy to use ... The triangle seat fits well and it ’s very compact, great for a back pack or duffel bag, mine fits in my tool box drawer! ... It comfy for long periods of time and the build quality is
5
Florida man 904
Light weight, easy to use. Way better than the ground. I like it comes in a bag to mount on the outside of my pack. Used it every break on my hike. Wish the feet were a little bigger. It sinks in loss sand.
5
Curry2016
I love this GCI Outdoor- GCI Outdoor Packseat Portable Tripod very much. It is very easy to carry it with me to many places.
5
Jorgegrealty1
This is a great compact option to take anywhere. It is comfortable and sturdy. I recommend it.
5
On running
Good quality, shoes are very comfortable, I would recommend
5
Commish0122
Perfect accessory for camping, cookouts, sports, or fishing. This weighs next to nothing, is quite comfortable, and is a must for convenience!
$599.95
ultra- portable, stable and compact professional camera tripod pro- level stability, load capacity, and deployed height, yet packs down to the diameter of a water bottle unique design allows quicker, easier setup/takedown weather and impact- resistant materials includes a padded, weatherproof case...
5
TacoGiorno
PD has somehow managed to create an incredibly small, portable, lightweight tripod that is simultaneously extremely well- built, tough, rugged, and capable of handling rigs far heavier than you 'd expect.
5
Just a guy with a camera
If you are in PD, this tripod would be a game changer. Although arca swiss tripod works just fine, PD tripods secure the plate and lock in place.
5
alex
Lightweight, sturdy and perfect size! I 've bought and travelled with several different travel tripods... some were too small and clumsy, others were heavier and bulkier than I really wanted. I wanted something small, lightweight and sturdy enough for a 100- 400( 500) and this is it! I 've had it for a few years and travelled on 20+ trips and am extremely satisfied!
5
SImonech
The tripod is super light, packs super small, is very stable and looks amazing. What else would you need from a travel tripod?
5
Nikpho
I did some extensive research before buying my carbon fiber tripod. You never know how much your aluminum tripod moves until you read up on it! This tripod is worth it's weight in gold if you ask me. I LOVE how compact the tripod is, it waste no open space like other tripods and fits snuggly in the case. It's light weight and sturdy, easy to mount the camera( Z9 in my scenario) has extra locking features. High recommend this tripod it's worth the investment.
$284.99
select- grade cork handle incredibly light, super sensitive and durable. ... advanced reinforcing technology is an exotic carbon fiber material that adds 10x the strength with virtually no increase in blank diameter or
5
CWS3rd
[ Well Made, loads well on cast, almost feel of one piece
$269.95
this sleek and versatile pole features the innovative aergon air grip with a genuine cork surface. ... natural cork surface for ultimate comfort ... Love the folding and locking
5
TheIcemanCometh
I have used these poles for multiple adventures. From rugged mountain hikes over talus to sea side beach hikes. They have performed well catching what could have been a fall. The grip design is quite nice as when going down I will palm the top of the grip. And just under it are two slight indentation that two fingers dovetail into adding stability. Only once have I had a problem collapsing the pole. Not sure why but one would not release until I gave it a good tug. Normally a slight tug works. I did take these on a technical desert hike with lots scrambling. In the future I would use my older Makalu poles for such hikes as they see a lot of abuse. The aluminum will just hold up better. Otherwise they are now my goto trekking pole.
5
Dead Bird
We were advised to order these. Great looking trekking poles. They fit our mannequin well.
5
Connie E
Really glad to have very packable ‘ sticks ’ to use a week to months out of town. I can occasionally notice squeaky inner connections while walking, but usually do n't notice the sound. Great poles! Love the folding and locking system. So happy to have them:)
5
TJW
These are the best trekking poles money can but. They are feather light, sturdy and rigid, supremely comfy grip straps. On the fly length adjustments are easy. The collapsible function is clever and works flawlessly. They ’ re an investment for sure, but literally as good as it gets!
5
Playlist
[ I have had a few sets of trekking poles over the years from Black Diamond, Cascade Mountain Tech and others. Leki compares favorably but I have only gotten to put about 20 miles on them so far. They vibrate/rattle less than inexpensive options such as CMT, and if you are frequent user of trekking poles they are probably worth the extra money. These particular poles are the lightest I have every personally used and the operation of them is very simplistic. Assuming they hold up to several hundred miles of punishment from me I will be pleased. If you are on a tight budget I ca n't say these are worth the extra money over some less expensive poles from Leki or Black Diamond.
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