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Kelty Strider Hiking Staff

About This Item

Steady your gait across tricky terrain with the Kelty Strider Hiking Staff. This strong singular staff is constructed of durable anodized aluminum and features an extra-long compression grip, so you can adjust your hold on it to suit the trail. It folds down to one-third its size for compact storage, and features twist-lock joints for extra stability when extended.

DESIGN

  • Single hiking staff
  • Durable aluminum folds down for compact travel
  • Extra-long EVA compression foam grip
  • Twist lock joints

SPECS

  • Length: 60”
  • Weight: 9.5 oz.
  • Material: 6061 Series Anodized Aluminum
  • Web ID: 19KELASTRDRHKNGSTCAC
  • SKU: 19862343
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REVIEWS

4.9

100%

Recommended

8 Reviews

Can Buy Just One 5ft Long

Kelty at 60inches 5ft is longer than many, very strong, light, feels good and can be bought as a single not a pair. Quality for the money, has tip choices, has great handle and strap.

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30 Miles, Working Great

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Took this pole on a 30 mile through hike in desolation wilderness (high sierras) and it performed great. Its surprisingly good quality for its price and it looks like it will continue holding up with no signs failure as of yet.

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A Solid Product

Watched the video to see how to assemble the stick and it explained the process well. It's sturdy and dependable, but still folds down to a small size.

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Great Idea

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The pole is a great idea but wobbles when you place into ground. It is definitely a good alternative to a wooden stick. The wrist strap really helps while hiking also.

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Light Weight; Girlfriend Approved...

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Bought the Kelty Strider Hiking Staff Trekking Pole and immediately put it to use in the Texas Hill Country. Lightweight, easy to transport and assemble. Locks into place securely and the height is just right for me at 5'8". Grip is comfortable and secure. Supports the stress I've put on it so far. Sleek and simple design is what I was looking for; and got it. My girlfriend and hiking companion liked it so much, she used it for the rest of the hike. Think I need to buy another one... Rated 4 of 5 stars for durability because it's only been in one month of use so far.

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