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Cascade Mountain Tech Aluminum Adjustable Trekking Poles – Lightweight Quick Lock Walking Or Hiking Stick – 1 Set (2 Poles)

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Cascade Mountain Tech Aluminum Adjustable Trekking Poles – Lightweight Quick Lock Walking Or Hiking Stick – 1 Set (2 Poles)

Name: Cascade Mountain Tech Aluminum Adjustable Trekking Poles - Lightweight Quick Lock Walking Or Hiking Stick - 1 Set (2 Poles) - outdoorsdirect
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Customers find the trekking poles easy to use and consider them excellent value for money. They like the tip size, with one customer noting they can house the poles and assorted tips. The durability and ease of adjustment receive mixed feedback.

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4 customers mention value for money, 4 positive, 0 negative

Customers find these trekking poles to be excellent value for money.

Excellent value for money. Comes with alternative ‘feet’ for different terrains, instructions, and a carrying bag….Read more

…Actually I think these are representing better value for money.Read more

Great value for money poles…Read more

Worth the money…Read more

3 customers mention ease of use, 3 positive, 0 negative

Customers find the trekking poles easy to use.

…and sturdy and the locking/adjustment mechanism is really quick and easy to use….Read more

…Weight is on par with other similar products. Useability and functionality – basically they do what it say on the tin….Read more

…It's easy and straightforward to adjust the poles to the desired height….Read more

3 customers mention tip size, 3 positive, 0 negative

Customers like the tip size of the trekking poles, with one mentioning they can house the poles and assorted tips.

…These poles so far didn't fold or break. Tips are still there and after few months of heavy use I would recommend these to anyone….Read more

…Finally, the carry case is a nice touch and can house the poles and assorted tips.Read more

…Nice to have the set of tips to go with it for different conditions that lots of more expensive poles don't offer….Read more

6 customers mention durability, 4 positive, 2 negative

Customers have mixed experiences with the durability of the trekking poles, with some finding them sturdy while others report that they snapped.

…Nice and sturdy and the locking/adjustment mechanism is really quick and easy to use….Read more

One of these snapped and I would not fix back togather, the part that attached the 2 parts broke….Read more

…Easy height adjustment, is strong and lightweight.Read more

…These poles so far didn't fold or break. Tips are still there and after few months of heavy use I would recommend these to anyone….Read more

5 customers mention ease of adjustment, 3 positive, 2 negative

Customers have mixed experiences with adjusting the trekking poles, with some finding them straightforward to use while others report they can be fiddly to operate.

…Easy height adjustment, is strong and lightweight.Read more

They rattle sometimes and the strap adjustment is naff….Read more

…Nice and sturdy and the locking/adjustment mechanism is really quick and easy to use….Read more

…Wrist straps are also comfortable though can be fiddly to adjust. Finally, the carry case is a nice touch and can house the poles and assorted tips.Read more

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Jaroslaw R.
Good even for heavy use and challenging hikes
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 12 September 2025
Style Name: Cork GripVerified Purchase
I weight just shy of 100kg and my hikes are in quite challenging routes in Lakes or Snowdonia. These poles so far didn't fold or break. Tips are still there and after few months of heavy use I would recommend these to anyone. Make sure you tighten all locking clips and these won't budge. Weight is on par with other similar products. Useability and functionality – basically they do what it say on the tin. Also not to mention that much more expensive competitors are not much better. Actually I think these are representing better value for money.
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Akshay
Sturdy, lightweight and comfortable
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 12 September 2024
Style Name: Cork GripVerified Purchase
Very sturdy, fairly compact, lightweight and comfortable to grip on long hikes.
It's easy and straightforward to adjust the poles to the desired height. I must say the locking mechanism and thumbscrew don't appear to be quite as robust as those you'd find on more expensive poles, however, the poles do feel secure and lock tightly.
The cork handles are comfortable on ascents and they wick away sweat nicely. Wrist straps are also comfortable though can be fiddly to adjust. Finally, the carry case is a nice touch and can house the poles and assorted tips.
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matthew dailey
Great value for money poles
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 3 February 2021
Style Name: Cork GripVerified Purchase
Bought these as read that it can help take pressure of the knees when walking long distances which I am trying to do more of. Didn't want to shell out a lot of money and after some research went for these. Nice and sturdy and the locking/adjustment mechanism is really quick and easy to use. Nice to have the set of tips to go with it for different conditions that lots of more expensive poles don't offer. Cork grips are really comfortable and it's great to have he secondary foam grips, as when going up hill you can shorten the hand to ground distance without having to adjust the poles. Wrist straps also comfortable even without gloves. There is a bit of vibration on harder ground but for the cost vs shock absorption models it doesn't bother me. Took them out on a long hike and could really feel the difference. Unfortunately one snapped when I fell but at 120kilos, I don't think any poles would have withstood that, so have purchased another pair, as this was not the poles fault.
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Edward James Wiseman
Trekking poles
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 15 October 2025
Style Name: Cork GripVerified Purchase
Excellent value for money. Comes with alternative ‘feet’ for different terrains, instructions, and a carrying bag. Easy height adjustment, is strong and lightweight.
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Mr D MIDGLEY
Hope they will assist with my medical problems
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 7 July 2025
Style Name: Cork GripVerified Purchase
Look good,impressed by the longer extension and the ability to reduce down to a compact size
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Michele Laurens
1 broke first time using it
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 11 October 2024
Style Name: Cork GripVerified Purchase
One of these snapped and I would not fix back togather, the part that attached the 2 parts broke. It was too late to send back as my first hike after receiving them was a month after I bought them.
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alastair
Worth the money
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 6 March 2021
Style Name: Cork GripVerified Purchase
They rattle sometimes and the strap adjustment is naff. But for a beginner, they are fine, and they come with useful accessories that fit my new Leki poles.
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DaveB
Highly impressive and recommended at the price.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 11 October 2020
Style Name: Cork GripVerified Purchase
Terrific at the price and delivered nearly 2 weeks early.
Would be a 5 star buy if the straps were a mirror pair but were right hand entry on both. This seems to be common amongst poles.
Incidentally, these seem to be about identical to the Glymnis poles which I also bought, apart from paint job and strap design. Highly impressive and recommended.
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Ioannis
Durevoli, ottima impugnatura.
Reviewed in Italy on 9 June 2025
Style Name: Cork GripVerified Purchase
Trekking poles davvero ottimi, nessun problema in più di un anno di utilizzo.
L'impugnatura in sughero è fondamentale per prevenire bolle d'acqua e fastidi vari utilizzandoli.
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Ahmed Abdullah
قوية وخفيفة
Reviewed in Saudi Arabia on 21 December 2024
Style Name: Cork GripVerified Purchase
استخدمتها لمدة ٣ اشهر قوية وخفيفه الجلدة السفلية تأثرت بسبب الاستخدام عدا ذلك المنتج رائع حتى الان
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Lary Canary
Cheap but very good
Reviewed in the United States on 1 January 2026
Style Name: Cork GripVerified Purchase
Economical hiking poles. Very sturdy. As sturdy as the 100 dollar brands but cheap. These magically stabilize your gait, making your stride more efficient and more physically economical. Increased My milage and decreased my output. A win win. Fully adjustable.
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natty
Disappointed
Reviewed in Japan on 27 July 2024
Style Name: Cork GripVerified Purchase
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.
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norma pinky
RAISED MY HIKING CONFIDENCE
Reviewed in Canada on 10 January 2022
Style Name: Eva GripVerified Purchase
Had some old hiking poles that required adjusting by turning each section to lock & unlock. Finally decided to get some better ones, especially since I'm almost 80 and want to continue hiking in the forest. These came quickly and were reasonably priced. Old ones had "cork" grips but the Eva grip is a foam/rubber and much better and extends further down the pole. The adjustable hand strap was long enough and gave me even more control, especially when going down a steep hill. Easy to release cam levers to shorten & store. These are also lighter in weight but held my body weight as I climbed down an embankment. Lots of different tips that I've yet to use. Would recommend highly.
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