- Lightweight aluminium 306g per pole
- Three Sections - 65cm to 135cm extension
- Antishock feature - can be turned on or off
- Removable Ferrules and snow baskets
- Comfortable moulded handles and adjustable wrist straps.
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These superb trekking poles are made from lightweight 6061 aluminium alloy and weigh just 300g per pole. They feature comfortable, moulded handles and adjustable wrist straps.
With three sections, they can be fully extended from 65 to 135cm, to suit your height and the gradient. This also means they telescope neatly away when not in use.
There's an extra anti-shock facility, which can be turned on or off. This is particularly useful when descending steep hills, or to save elbow strain.
They have removable snow baskets, which can be attached near the base of the pole and are designed to prevent sinkage in soft ground or snow. At the end of each pole there are sturdy, hard tungsten alloy trekking tips for mountain use, and removable rubber ferules for easy ground.
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
15 of 15 people found the following review helpful
If you are looking for strong reliable walking poles, these are not for you. Within five miles of starting to use mine, the telescopic sections would not close, and the joints were becoming flexible (they are made of thinner metal tubing than the Austrian ones I had before). Not a good investment.
I'd like to eat my words!. It is now several months - and about 100 miles - later, and my opinion has changed. Since getting good advice on not tightening the sections too far, both sticks have worked perfectly, and I cannot think of a better £15 that I have spent this year. Apologies all round. Cheers, James.Pair of Trekrite Hiking / Walking Poles - Silver
I'd like to eat my words!. It is now several months - and about 100 miles - later, and my opinion has changed. Since getting good advice on not tightening the sections too far, both sticks have worked perfectly, and I cannot think of a better £15 that I have spent this year. Apologies all round. Cheers, James.Pair of Trekrite Hiking / Walking Poles - Silver
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
good products for a good price. Very helpful when hill walking and certainly helps to take the strain off the knees. Have taken them on some hardy walks up and down the highest peaks in Britain and they haven't let me down.
14 of 16 people found the following review helpful
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I bought these for an elderly relative who has mobility issues. She was delighted with them and has said she feels much safer when walking with 2. She is also very pleased that she can let go and not drop them whilst shopping etc as the wrist strap secures them, saving her the inconvenience of having to bend down to retrieve them!
Most Recent Customer Reviews
the pointed ends came off.
I was at first very pleased with them but had to pluck up courage to actually use them. Took a good walk along a beach after taking the rubber ends off. Read more
Published 13 months ago by Wendy Aldrich
Quality Equipment
My girlfriend and I took these and a black pair out for a walk around Tan Hill in North Yorkshire (the highest pub in GB at 1732ft sits up there). Read more
Published 13 months ago by Neil Sorensen
VALUE FOR MONEY
Bought these due to the bad weather we have been having. They are excellent value for money and very well made. Would highly recommend. Arrived on time and packaging excellent. Read more
Published 17 months ago by willowby67
Great value trecking poles
Arrived really quickly and well wrapped. For the money these poles are extremely good value. I spend my spare time stomping on Dartmoor and my poles do get used a lot. Read more
Published on 26 April 2010 by L. Bell
hiking/walking pole
Brough these for my to use in the last bad period of snow and they gave her confidence a big boost.
Published on 14 Feb 2010 by Mr. J. Funnell
Hiking Poles
Good value overall. Kids love them, makes them more interested in going for a long walk!
Published on 29 Jan 2010 by P. Creasy
Not worth buying
These are very poorly made. It is nearly impossible to adjust the height without breaking them as the plastic used in the device is so weak. Read more
Published on 5 Jan 2010 by S. Alec Thomson
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