Aluminum Quick Lock Trekking Poles

These poles are very reasonably priced and work excellently. They lock and stay locked at the length you desire. I could put my full body weight on them and they didn't change. The are comfortable in the hand and light enough for any use. There are lighter poles with other options but you will pay what I consider way too much for a set of poles. I like them very much.

The speed in which I received them was excellent and my husband used these to climb a 10,000 foot mountain. He said the durability quality size weight portability was excellent and I would definitely buy these again the price excellent ease of use perfect and nice included storage bag and would fit in a suitcase for travel. I recommend these highly lightweight also.

Cheap enough that you're not worried about losing them, yet quality enough that they work great. I can put my weight on them in the downhill. They adjust for a range of people. My friend used mine and bought some. Not the lightest

I have been using an Eddie Bauer collapsible stick for years; it still works but is gradually wearing out. I have used it primarily for wading and fording streams for fly fishing. These new sticks blew me away. The quality of materials from the cork handle to the locking tabs is superb. There is much attention to detail in the design and construction. The fact that you get two of these in a nice carry case is hard to believe for the price point. I would expect to pay more than double for such a nice product. They extend easily and lock and hold firmly in place with no slipping. The trick is to follow the instructions to the letter regarding adjusting the tightening screws and closing the tabs. Even though they are walking sticks, they have the carbide tips that will perform well on rocky streams.

I'd never used hiking poles before, but I thought that I'd give some a try. I was hiking up a ridge and these poles made it a lot easier to navigate the rocks and large logs. I like the fact that they are telescoping, not folding. They were easy to adjust and hold in place with the clips and thumbscrews. I didn't use any of the accessories this time, but they're nice to have. It's also nice to have a fabric carrying case.

It's like having a second set of eyes on the trail! Our trip was to Isle Royale National Park and although it wasn't my first time there, it had been about 15 years since I was there last. Needless to say, I'm a bit older and achier with joints that are starting to creak more. I know what the trails are like there and I thought it would be a smart and safer idea to try trekking poles for this trip. Since I didn't know what to expect from using trekking poles, I did not want to spend a whole lot in case I didn't like them. Well these poles exceeded my expectations and at a fair price to boot. I'm not clumsy and there were still a handful of times I may have seriously sprained a knee or ankle if it weren't for the stability of these poles. Not a good predicament in back country like this. The poles were easy to get used to with my steps. On the rocky and rooted parts of the trails, I planted the poles slower about every other step and they provided good stability and balance. On the rare smoother parts of the trails I planted the poles quicker with each step and they provided some propulsion to make a quicker pace. On declines and big down steps, they took some of the exertion off my knees. And for short inclines it was easy to drop my hand to a lower grip to get some umpfh to step up. The wrist straps came at just the right length (they are adjustable even tho I didn't realize that until the last day LOL), and when I lowered my grip for those inclines, they provided a sling-like support on the back of my hands to help pull me up. In some areas where we had a lot of continuous incline or decline, it was quick and easy to change the length of the poles with the quick lock mechanisms for those situations. Some of the trails were narrow boardwalks where you couldn't really plant a pole. So in those parts I held the poles together, horizontally to be more like a balancing pole. I thought I might get tired of holding them all the time, but not so. The cork grips were comfortable the entire trip. They never got sweaty or slippery and I didn't get any blisters. If I needed hands free at any time, the wrist straps held the poles close enough to grab again easily. This pole set came with 4 different sets of tips. I debated taking the rubber tips along since I knew it would be so rocky. (The poles had shipped with those tips on.) In the end I took them off and decided to go without any tips, just the bare tungsten carbide tips as they were. On the trail I was especially impressed by how well these bare tungsten carbide tips "gripped" even on the giant, relatively smooth, sloped boulders we had to go over. They never slipped once. The trails on Isle Royale are pretty rough. It's a watch-your-every-step kind of hiking. Even so, these poles allowed me to glance up more to see our surroundings. If I stepped wrong on a rock or root I didn't see, the poles (which I had planted ahead of my steps) were like second eyes, and gave me the balance to survive a misstep. We got a lot of rain on this trip and many trails were also flooded in parts. The poles made it possible to feel below the surface of the water if there were solid steps we could use to step on, or how deep a puddle really was. We even had a short whitewater crossing due to heavy rains and those poles were extremely helpful then. If I were to give one negative point about these poles it's that the lines and measurements were wearing off by the end of the trip. They went through a lot of water which probably didn't help matters though. Overall, I would highly recommend these poles. They are comfortable, light, strong and easy to use. As for myself, I intend to use them for all my hiking trips from now on.

These Cascade Mountain Tech trekking poles have been a great addition to my hiking setup. They’re very lightweight but feel solid and well-built, especially for the price. The aircraft-grade aluminum gives a good balance of durability without feeling heavy or clunky. They adjust easily, lock securely, and have stayed put while hiking. I’ve found them especially helpful for balance, reducing strain on my legs, and managing uneven weight in my pack. On longer walks and colder hikes, they’ve made things feel more stable and controlled rather than fatiguing. The grips are comfortable, straps are easy to adjust, and the included tips make them versatile for different surfaces. They pack down nicely when not in use and are easy to carry. Overall, these are excellent trekking poles for day hikes, casual to moderate trails, and anyone looking for reliable support without spending a lot. Simple, effective, and well worth it.

Bought these to walk down on the beach , really nice quality , sturdy trekking poles with lots of changeable ends for every surface

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The weight is good. It could take me through some very treacherous trails.. boulders and rocks.. The tip didn't slip once while hiking N the resizing clips are bang on.. Used it in my Everest base camp trek and was the best thing for me ever... It supported my entire weight . 65 kg plus 5 to 10 kg of bag . While getting down put all my weight on this

I bought it to hike Fuji Mountain. The locking mechanism on the shaft did not work properly and kept getting loose changing in the lenght of the pole. I had to stop all the time to make it tight. I gave one star because the grip was pretty good and comfortable. I hope I get a refund.

Great quality hiking poles. Lightweight, easy to set up, flip mechanism holds really well and they fit in hands perfectly.

Perfectos. Eran para un regalo y me han hecho quedar muy bien. Vienen con 4 tipos de "pies" o rosetas distintos, para 4 usos distintos. El sistema telescópico es muy práctico, los puños muy agradables al tacto y hasta son muy elegantes. Mi madre los va a usar para salir a caminar y está encantada. Totalmente recomendables.