Cascade Mountain Tech Trekking Poles - Carbon Fiber Monopod Walking or Hiking Sticks with with Accessories Mount and Adjustable Quick Locks

I like the weight, balance and materials very much. One thing, check for your height adjusters to be tight before every use. They do seem to loosen up a bit after a few usages.

I bought these trekking poles as a replacement for some older aluminum ones and was quite happy with my purchase. The poles are very lightweight even when compared to more expensive name brand ones. The adjustment is easy and the retention of the staged was good on a 9 day backpacking trip. I found the poles themselves quite sturdy however I gave 4 stars as the included accessories were a little cheap. I do like the 1/4-20 mount on top as I was able to use another adapter to mount my binoculars on the poles to aid in stability while glassing long distances.

Got this for my dad to use on a recent trip to the Mountains....he had never used one before and this made a believer out of him....the color is very nice, the device is easy to deploy and compact back up for travel or to be placed in luggage...very nice.

Great stability once you adjust the 2 locking tensioner properly. Plenty of attachments and I'm still impressed with the larger rub er foot attachment for added stability and traction. Recently had surgery and bought this as an alternative to a cane. It'll still be of service for me after I'm healed for walking/hiking and taking pictures using it as a monopod for both my phone and camera via the handy threaded mounting point. ( See attached phone pic taken with this product .)

Got one for my granddaughter after she broke a toe at college. Her normal daily class walks are between one and three miles, so I figured she could use the help. I was correct, with the stick and a fracture-shoe she is recovering (and walking) nicely. I have no negatives of the stick, other than keeping normal vigilance to make sure everything stays tight. She intends to keep using it after the toe heals, especially or her nature walks on campus trails.

Works well, lightweight and strong.

I've been reading lots of reviews about products that can serve both as track sticks and camera and cell phone monopod. This looks like an excellent candidate. And it does appear to be well made, the locks cinch, but I didn't use it in the field because it's too long to carry on airplanes. It's not 28 1/2 inchez long as promised, but 29 1/2 in long, plus a little more for the fabric case.. It won't begin to fit in my large checked suitcase, and probably not yours either. And you can't take it on the airplane because it would be considered a weapon. So how can one take it to India or Nepal? Instead I will return it and buy a shorter round knuckle combination unit, not my preference.

I have nothing bad to say about the pole. It's comfortable and makes walking more enjoyable with a bum knee. My only thing is thought I was getting a pair and ended up getting one. Make sure you specify when ordering you select two poles. Maybe adjust wording in the description because it says poles plural in the description.

Hasta ahora no lo he usado, no puedo opinar concretamente. A simple vista se ve bueno, de buen material, robusto. Espero que a la hora de la batalla se comporte como todo un bastón de mezquite o encino!! Saludos.