Carbon Fiber Trekking Pole
113These things are sweet. Light as a feather, and stiff as a board. I love the additional grip down low under the handles. Adds way more versatility on steeper grades.
Don’t tackle peaks and valleys alone, always take a friend, and in this case take two! Our trekking poles are made from ultralight, ultra-strong carbon fiber, with sturdy clasp locking mechanisms. They have a foam or cork handle for a comfortable sweat free grip.
In addition to being fantastic trekking poles, they can also be used to set up all of our Plex tents excluding the Altaplex.
Order a pair and save! (2 for $99)
- Comfortable foam grip absorbs sweat and allows you to shift your hand down on steep inclines.
- 100% carbon fiber shaft for superior strength and lower weight.
- Padded wrist strap.
- Sturdy clasp locks can be hand-tightened.
- Height adjustment lines.
- Rubber "road tip" included.
- Replacement tips available here.
- All Zpacks gear has a two-year limited warranty against defects in materials or workmanship.
- Imported.
Weight:
Foam: 7.2 ounces (205 grams) per pole including wrist strap and basket.
Cork: 7.7 ounces (217 grams) per pole including wrist strap and basket.
Length:
Maximum Length to 'stop' line: 54" (137 cm)
Maximum Length for pitching tents: 56" (142 cm)
Collapsed Length: 24.5" (62 cm)
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Great Value for Cost
These hiking poles are great! Very light, easy to use, and they fold up smaller than some I’ve used so they don’t snag as many branches when attached to my pack. They are the best price for such lightweight poles I could find. Also I love the real cork handles! Their only downside is that the clips work their way loose a bit over time, so they can sometimes sink down when you weight them if you don’t periodically make sure the bolts that attach them are tight enough.
United StatesGreat Poles, even Better Service
I used these on the Colorado Trail. They worked great. I've read that people never really adjust adjusting poles. Well, maybe I'm the only one. If I am ascending for a few hours, I'll shorten the poles by maybe 5cm. If I have along descent, I'll definitely lengthen them. Somewhere along the Colorado Trail I broke the tip off of one of my poles. I have no idea where or how. It was probably crossing some scree somewhere. Anyways, having adjustable poles made it not a problem. I just lengthen the pole that the tip broke off, and viola! I have equal length poles again! As a side note, zpacks customer support was excellent. They even sent me a new Pole once I got back.
United States2nd Pair
These are the best trekking poles I have ever purchased! I love them so much this is my second pair! I put tons of miles on my first pair with out any issues. During my last trek to Tattoine is where my first pair gave out. The harsh desert environment was just too much for the carbon fiber. Once I got back stateside I had to order a new pair. Thanks for the fast service!!
United StatesTrekking poles
Have about 5 or 600 miles on them so far and can't figure what you could get with more expensive poles that these don't deliver. The locks stay tight and don't collapse, they are light and really tough. Great poles for the money especially if you get them on the 12 days of Christmas sale.
United StatesGreat poles!!
These poles are light weight and did a great job holding my weight. Would buy again.
