Trekrite 3K Carbon Fibre Walking/Hiking/Trekking Poles/Sticks - Adjustable Lightweight Unisex with Accessories (2pc / set/pair) - UK Based Company

Quality carbon fibre poles. Very light weight , about 220g per pole with baskets. Been using for 4 months and no problems.

Well made strong walking poles. Easy to adjust to height and great walking aid. Good value for quality.

Great walking sticks, light and stiff, very much as described.

Purchased before and very good, well priced item HOWEVER I initially thought that this set had arrived without the bag but it is all folded up inside the package. Bag is really useful for keeping the poles in if they get dirty on a walk and for keeping all the extra attachments ( Review amended after finding the bag!)

The poles come in a box, where I can choose to swap attachments. There are also mud and snow guards which are really effective. The only issue I find with them is that the mud guard can unscrew itself on the trail, which needs retightening. The comfort is great and it’s easy to adjust the height of the poles. If you put too much weight on them, the poles can loosen up which is an issue. Overall, they are great value for money.

Very light weight poles, the carbon fibre makes them feel flimsy but the handle my 15st no problem. Length adjustment is easy with the clips, which seems sturdy enough for the purpose. The wrist loops are comfortable enough. I use them for Nordic walking also and so far they have held up fine.

I chose these because they are light and have good locking mechanism. I have had cheaper plies which don’t lock properly. These are everything I wanted and come with carrying bag, mud and snow baskets and walking feet. Very pleased with the purchase

Bought after losing one of a previous more or less identical pair. Carbon means lightweight, and my old ones lasted 5 years and the remaining one works just fine. Nice having it as a spare. Used those for some big hikes, including visits to CA Sierra Nevada. I just set them to max length - so quick with snap fasteners compared with the twist grip aluminum ones - then use the long handles to vary length. Beats constant faffing. On a long hike they save energy by making you walk or run steady, as well as protecting knees (or in my case an ankle). I've only occasionally found the need to use just one - going through tangly undergrowth, which is best avoided anyway! Price about half that of the older generation Al ones. Are the new ones as good. So far, yes. The snapfasteners are plastic but seem fine. Perhaps the new ones are a bit lighter, but I don't load them much, so that's better if anything.