TREKOLOGY TREKZ SE 2pc Collapsible Mountain climbing Stick – Light-weight, Foldable Retractable Trekking Poles for Males, Girls & Seniors with Adjustable Heights – Nordic Strolling Stick for Backpacking, Tenting

Fits perfect in luggage
Nice hiking sticks. They collapse down to a really good size it fit in luggage. Sturdy, lite weight and easy to collapse and extend.

Lightweight and compact for travel
Purchased to replace a pair of older trekking poles. These were easy to connect and disconnect for travel purposes. Lightweight and comfortable and sturdy. Comes with a nice bag to store them in. Would purchase again.

Light, durable awesomeness
So these poles are a powerhouse. I packed them for a hike in Cinque Terre National Park, Italy. We ended up hiking on rocky terrain, up and down hill, in a torrential down pour. These poles helped me stay on the trail and upright. They are light weight and compact when folded down but sturdy and remain reliable extended when open. They feel durable unlike some poles I have used that I thought might snap under the pressure when heading down hill. They had rubber covers for the pointy tip which I felt was grippy on the slippery wet rock. I would highly recommend these poles. I gave my old poles away and am now using these poles in my regular hiking kit.

Foldable is a game-changer
I’ve used hiking poles for years and upgraded to lighter, collapsible poles. Traditional poles fold down to a couple feet, which is fine for storage. But if you are mid-hike and need to stow the poles on your backpack while climbing or rock scrambling, traditional poles are a challenge to secure, stick out from the pack, might hit your legs, get caught on branches, etc., which doesn’t always feel safe in tricky situations. These fit right in the water-bottle pocket, take two seconds to fold and unfold, and are very light, a game changer. I’ve had them for a couple weeks now, so far have used them on 30-ish miles of rough, rocky, steep terrain, and they are holding up great.The only downside is they don’t come with baskets at the ends, so they will sink deep into mud. I simply unscrewed the baskets of other poles and put them on these, the sizes are standard. Or you could probably pick up a pair of baskets cheaply.Definitely worth the money and from what I can tell exactly like the very very expensive versions I’ve seen elsewhere.

Me gusto

I was very sceptical about these but wanted poles we could fit inside a daypack for travelling. In fact they have proved really useful. We used them pretty much everyday on a month long trip around Scandinavia. Used them hiking in hills and on roads and they were invaluable. Very lightweight and strong. they fold rather than collapse so need to be in a bag for carrying – they come in a pouch, but if you’re sharing them you’ll need to find/make an additional pouch which we did from an old cut down pillowcase. The only issue might be their length – I’m 5ft6″ and I use them at their shortest length – so if you are short they maybe too long for you – check the dimensions on the info. My husband is 6ft and found them just right. The length adjustment is quite limited as only the top section slides. For us they have proved really good though. And they are extremely reasonably priced compared to others.