Category: Trekking Poles
These PaceMaker Stix Flip Lock “Expedition” Trekking Poles telescope from 27 – 54 inches, using patented flip-lock, fail safe, locking technology, so that they will accommodate people of all sizes. …
One of the most common mistakes—and one of the simplest to correct—has to do with how you use the trekking pole straps. With rare exception, every trekking pole features …
Don’t let the ever-changing up and downhill terrain hold you back. These Kelty Range 2.0 trekking poles will reduce stress on joints, improve balance and add power on uphill hikes. Use Kelty trekking …
You’ve have probably wondered and seen people using these things, walking with “hiking poles” or “trekking poles” through the mountains or hiking trail. What are they for? They are trekking poles and …
As boomers age and remain active, interest is soaring in trekking poles as well as walking canes and hiking sticks. Sales of the aluminum or carbon variety, sold singular …
Each JESBAN/VOROSY hiking pole can be adjusted in length from 24″ to 52″ using their flip lock system. The handles are coated in a foam material that makes for easy gripping …
Sterling Endurance Trekking Poles are made from top quality materials and built to last. Their quick lock system easily adjusts pole height and is designed for people from 5′ 4″ …
Trekking poles will come with two or three interlocking sections that make it possible to adjust their length. There is a range of adjustability, and this lets you adapt …
The Park Ridge Outfitters TREK PRO hiking poles are almost identical to the BAFX trekking poles: they are cheap, fairly light, and you won’t cry when you break them. If you’re …
Like any good piece of outdoor gear or equipment in general, trekking poles require regular care and maintenance. If you’ve been a user of internal lock trekking poles, you …
