Terra Hiker Hiking Sticks Adjustable Trekking Poles, Collapsible Lightweight Hiking Poles with Lever Lock and Carry Sack for Camping, Hiking

Like the light weight.Do not like the difficulty in unlocking (pushing the sliver button/lock) to fold the unit back up. It is very hard to push back in to fold up. Finally had to use the flat end (did not want to scratch the paint) of a metal screw driver to push the button back down so the stick could be folded back up.Also in the video there was mention of a cork handle - in ordering the hiking sticks from Amazon there was no choice and it came with the standard soft rubber handle. When walking today and using the hiking sticks it became wet from minor sweating. I would much prefer the cork handles shown in the video.So far I am not sure if I will keep the product or send it back. I have to use them a few more times.

I was nervous about buying these because they were so cheap on Amazon and I was going on a 3 day backpacking trip. I didn't want to spend $100 on trekking poles because I usually don't use them. Once I knew I could trust these poles I did not go easy on them. After climbing over boulders for 4 hours on our trek, i started using them as levers to hoist myself up. haha. Anyway, I don't have anything to compare it to but I think it was worth it.

I got these poles to replace my old trekking poles that I broke. So far I’m super happy with the poles. They are reasonably light weight and they pack down super small, way smaller than my previous poles. They are sturdy and don’t seem like they are going to break. The locks also work really good, there’s is no movement once I set the pole to the height I want. Very pleased with this purchase.

Great for support when traveling. Fold up as described. very Difficult to assemble due to stiff button that needs to pop out to lock. Talked to other tourists who had this w same issue. Otherwise great for the price

they sell as a set( 2 poles) although checkout as "1". A bit confusing.

Best: fits in backpack or carry on luggage. strong enough if not abused

1st time using hiking poles. Took them to Machu Picchu. Being afraid of heights, I don't think I would have been able to make the trek with them. Compact size was quite useful as they fit nicely in the luggage.

They make walking easy and keep the walker from falling. Making the sticks smaller is not easy since the little button is difficult to push.

Son ligeros, muy comodos de llevar y muy faciles de montar y desmontar.

Hasta ahora me han sido de gran ayuda.Son fiables y robustos.Contento hasta hora con el uso.

etwas gewöhnungsbedürftig, diese dinger zusammenzustellen, aber an sich ok u. für den preis eh gutes produkt.ABER: einen der beiden gummiknöpfe vor längerer zeit verloren und wo kriege ich ersatz für dieses zeugher ? zumal die firma nicht mehr zu existieren scheint.fazit : selber schuld, wenn man billiges zeug von eintagsfliegenfirma kauft.

These have only had one or two outings so far, but look like exactly what I needed. They may not be the heaviest duty pole in existence - if you're climbing the Alps possibly look at something else - but I imagine for most other uses they're spot on. I just needed something short enough to put in a small rucksack that I can pull out when faced with a slope that my knees can no longer cope with on their own!Instructions possibly not the clearest thing ever - the trick is that there's a "hidden" (not really) extra segment up in the handle that pulls down and takes up the "slack", locking into place with a little pop-out button. Then there is also a telescopic section.Someone else commented that if you're under 5'8" these might be too tall, and they're possibly correct. I'm 5'8" and with the telescopic section collapsed it's just small enough for what I believe is the physio-recommended holding position (elbow at 90°) - however, if you just need the pole for occasional parts of your walking like I do, this may be less of an issue.There are couple of rubber "feet" to protect the ferrule - pretty sure these are only for use on paved roads, leaving them on in mud will probably result in losing them due to suction, as others have observed.

Premetto che sono un principiante del Trail Running e dell'hiking e quindi non ho grande esperienza con oggetti del genere. Posso dire che sono molto leggeri e una volta piegati occupano poco spazio, io ad esempio li metto nello zainetto con camel bag e borracce e ci stanno perfettamente o anche nelle tasche laterali dello zaino. L'apertura e il bloccaggio sono semplici e veloci, con un pò di pratica si possono bloccare anche con una sola mano, bisogna solo stare attenti a non tirare troppo perchè il cavo che tiene i vari pezzi non è fissato benissimo e quindi se si tira troppo (come è successo a me) si rischia di far fuoriuscire la molla e il cavo rendendo praticamente inutilizzabile il bastone.