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Discover the ultimate support for your outdoor adventures with our twist lock trekking poles. Designed for stability and ease of use, these poles feature a reliable twist lock mechanism that allows for quick adjustments to suit any terrain. Lightweight yet durable, they provide excellent grip and comfort, making them perfect for hiking, trekking, or walking. With adjustable heights and ergonomic handles, our twist lock trekking poles ensure a personalized fit for every adventurer. Elevate your outdoor experience and conquer the trails with confidence!
$49.99
PERFECT FOR HIKING IN THE MOUNTAINS ON UNEVEN LAND ... Very light and easy to fold up when not using. ... Easily folds into a great size to be placed in a
5
Gsmit
Took on a hiking trip. Very light and easy to fold up when not using. Highly recommend.
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
Blavincoo
Easily folds into a great size to be placed in a backpack.
5
John G jr
Quality folding walking sticks at a fair price that work great for us
5
hogcall67
Worked great on a hiking trip in the snow. Satisfied with the value.
$49.99
Nice poles for hiking/trekking on uneven surfaces ... Great for travel ... Wonderful walking sticks for when you are traveling ... Quality folding walking sticks at a fair price that work great for
5
Gsmit
Took on a hiking trip. Very light and easy to fold up when not using. Highly recommend.
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
Blavincoo
Easily folds into a great size to be placed in a backpack.
5
John G jr
Quality folding walking sticks at a fair price that work great for us
5
hogcall67
Worked great on a hiking trip in the snow. Satisfied with the value.
$48.99
WAS: $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
Michelle. B
I took the carbon fiber poles on my 9 day Tour of Mt Blanc. LOVE them. Fit perfectly in checked luggage and performed beautifully on my trip. My hiking partner had another brand of collapsable poles as did another couple I encountered. Both had to buy new poles in Europe. I love the cork grip and the shape. The quick lock is easy and interchangeable tips came in very handy for a variety of conditions. I 'm giving a pair of these for Christmas.
5
Anonymous
I 'm 77. Hiking without poles is not longer much fun especially with a 60 lb. pack. These things worked perfectly. Light, strong, adjustable. I 'm getting my wife a pair.
5
Eric. B
I love these Cascade M. T. carbon fiber poles and I have Leki and Eddie Bauer aluminum poles but prefer the Cascades. My biggest backpack with them was a November' 17 Grand Canyon North Rim- to- South Rim four day trip. At age 74 I needed everything LIGHT and these Cascade CF poles were perfect.
5
Anonymous
I am typically of the belief that you get what you pay for, so I was wary of these poles, but I thought for the price I could n't go too far wrong, as you can easily pay 3 to 4 times for poles like these. I 'm an avid hiker and have been using poles for years. I also do n't just use them to steady myself, but to propel me forward, and to cushion me going downhill, so I am pretty hard on them. Just got back from a 24+ mile day hike up Half Dome and Glacier Point and the poles worked great. BTW, if you are going to use poles; put your hands through the loops the correct way- up from the bottom, like a cross country skier.
5
Anonymous
I bought these poles for a few days of hiking in the Adirondacks and they are amazing. Light, durable and easy to adjust. I even saw a few others on the trails with these same poles which is always a good sign. I looked around and did some research before purchasing and like others have written, other poles of equal quality cost 3x or 4x more. And if you 've never hied with trekking poles, give it a try, makes all the difference in the world!
$48.99
WAS: $64.99*
They are tough, strong, light and very adjustable. ... Light, durable and easy to adjust. ... I 'm an avid hiker and have been using poles for years. ... They adjust easily, are super light, and with the variety of fittings work great for different terrains and ground
5
Michelle. B
I took the carbon fiber poles on my 9 day Tour of Mt Blanc. LOVE them. Fit perfectly in checked luggage and performed beautifully on my trip. My hiking partner had another brand of collapsable poles as did another couple I encountered. Both had to buy new poles in Europe. I love the cork grip and the shape. The quick lock is easy and interchangeable tips came in very handy for a variety of conditions. I 'm giving a pair of these for Christmas.
5
Anonymous
I 'm 77. Hiking without poles is not longer much fun especially with a 60 lb. pack. These things worked perfectly. Light, strong, adjustable. I 'm getting my wife a pair.
5
Eric. B
I love these Cascade M. T. carbon fiber poles and I have Leki and Eddie Bauer aluminum poles but prefer the Cascades. My biggest backpack with them was a November' 17 Grand Canyon North Rim- to- South Rim four day trip. At age 74 I needed everything LIGHT and these Cascade CF poles were perfect.
5
Anonymous
I am typically of the belief that you get what you pay for, so I was wary of these poles, but I thought for the price I could n't go too far wrong, as you can easily pay 3 to 4 times for poles like these. I 'm an avid hiker and have been using poles for years. I also do n't just use them to steady myself, but to propel me forward, and to cushion me going downhill, so I am pretty hard on them. Just got back from a 24+ mile day hike up Half Dome and Glacier Point and the poles worked great. BTW, if you are going to use poles; put your hands through the loops the correct way- up from the bottom, like a cross country skier.
5
Anonymous
I bought these poles for a few days of hiking in the Adirondacks and they are amazing. Light, durable and easy to adjust. I even saw a few others on the trails with these same poles which is always a good sign. I looked around and did some research before purchasing and like others have written, other poles of equal quality cost 3x or 4x more. And if you 've never hied with trekking poles, give it a try, makes all the difference in the world!
$48.99
WAS: $64.99*
The quick lock is easy and interchangeable tips came in very handy for a variety of conditions. ... Great poles, great value ... Absolutely the best trekking
5
Michelle. B
I took the carbon fiber poles on my 9 day Tour of Mt Blanc. LOVE them. Fit perfectly in checked luggage and performed beautifully on my trip. My hiking partner had another brand of collapsable poles as did another couple I encountered. Both had to buy new poles in Europe. I love the cork grip and the shape. The quick lock is easy and interchangeable tips came in very handy for a variety of conditions. I 'm giving a pair of these for Christmas.
5
Anonymous
I 'm 77. Hiking without poles is not longer much fun especially with a 60 lb. pack. These things worked perfectly. Light, strong, adjustable. I 'm getting my wife a pair.
5
Eric. B
I love these Cascade M. T. carbon fiber poles and I have Leki and Eddie Bauer aluminum poles but prefer the Cascades. My biggest backpack with them was a November' 17 Grand Canyon North Rim- to- South Rim four day trip. At age 74 I needed everything LIGHT and these Cascade CF poles were perfect.
5
Anonymous
I am typically of the belief that you get what you pay for, so I was wary of these poles, but I thought for the price I could n't go too far wrong, as you can easily pay 3 to 4 times for poles like these. I 'm an avid hiker and have been using poles for years. I also do n't just use them to steady myself, but to propel me forward, and to cushion me going downhill, so I am pretty hard on them. Just got back from a 24+ mile day hike up Half Dome and Glacier Point and the poles worked great. BTW, if you are going to use poles; put your hands through the loops the correct way- up from the bottom, like a cross country skier.
5
Anonymous
I bought these poles for a few days of hiking in the Adirondacks and they are amazing. Light, durable and easy to adjust. I even saw a few others on the trails with these same poles which is always a good sign. I looked around and did some research before purchasing and like others have written, other poles of equal quality cost 3x or 4x more. And if you 've never hied with trekking poles, give it a try, makes all the difference in the world!
Twist lock trekking poles are designed with a mechanism that allows users to adjust the length of the pole by twisting the sections to lock them in place. This feature provides a secure and customizable fit for various terrains and user heights. They are popular among hikers and outdoor enthusiasts for their ease of use and reliability during treks.
Twist lock trekking poles are typically made from lightweight materials such as aluminum or carbon fiber. Aluminum poles are known for their durability and strength, while carbon fiber poles offer a lighter option that can reduce fatigue during long hikes. The choice of material can impact the pole's weight, strength, and overall performance.
Using twist lock trekking poles can enhance stability and balance on uneven terrain, reducing the risk of slips and falls. They also help to alleviate pressure on the knees and joints, making hikes more comfortable, especially on descents. Additionally, they can improve endurance by providing extra support during long treks.
Yes, twist lock trekking poles are versatile and can be used for various types of hiking, including day hikes, backpacking, and even winter trekking. Their adjustable length makes them suitable for different terrains and user preferences. However, it's important to choose a pole that matches your specific hiking style and conditions.
To select the right size of twist lock trekking poles, stand upright and bend your elbows at a 90-degree angle. The handles of the poles should align with your hands when your arms are at your sides. Many poles are adjustable, allowing you to fine-tune the length for comfort and efficiency based on the terrain you'll be navigating.
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