Telescopic Carbon Fiber Trekking Poles - G2 Series

Micah Swartz: Overall, super comfy and nicely made hiking poles with one issue: there is a weak point toward the bottom of the poles that is prone to snapping. But Amazon is great with returns so no issues!

United States on Oct 04, 2023

Daisy...: I love to hike, but am not that stable sometimes, so these are a perfect solution. So much lighter than my trusty walking stick and I love that they collapse to a manageable size when not in use. As a photographer, I need them out of the way when I am setting up the tripod and gear for a shot so I put a carabiner on the handle strap and they can hang off my belt while i work. Very well made and lightweight, love them!

United States on Sep 27, 2023

GG: These were really nice trekking poles. I just had to return them because I needed something more sturdy for my EDS hands/wrists and elbows. I thought they could replace my forearm crutches, but I was mistaken. Should be great for other hikers w/o these conditions. I loved that they are latex-free and cork free. Handles were comfortable.

United States on Sep 04, 2023

Vonzo: These need better straps. The straps should be more ribbon like. These are rough so I cut them off.

United States on Mar 06, 2023

Leland CLeland C: G2 Trekking/Hiking poles are solid. The carbon fiber sections are lightweight and rigid for the same price as others aluminum poles. The flip lock levers hold tight when properly adjusted and the pole sections stay clamped securely. The poles don't flex or creak with a lot of of downward pressure on them. The handles are contoured dense foam with comfortable looped hand straps. The length markings are easy to adjust the height.

However I have 2 dislikes. There are limited tip options other than the carbide metal tip with the 1 rubber boot and 2 sizes of snowflake tips for the ice & snow. I would have liked a set of thick round rubber tips versus the thin rubber boot tip. The other issue is these poles are long, much longer than I anticipated as they are ~25" fully collapsed and don't fit into even a 50L backpack.

But these are the most strong and solid poles I have, though the size and tip options don't make it nearly as practical for my regular hikes where I want something to pull out on a steep descents as helping me survive Grand Canyon South Kaibab & Bright Angel trails. The G2 carbon fiber poles were light to lash to my pack. The firm grips allowed me...

United States on Feb 07, 2022