Ultra Strong Trekking Poles
Experience unparalleled durability and reliability with our Ultra Strong Trekking Poles, rated #1 by Backpacker and Wirecutter. Crafted with robust materials and a versatile design, these poles offer unwavering support on the most challenging terrains.
- The Ultra Strong model quickly adjusts from 24″ to 53″, comes equipped with easy-to-use flip locks, EVA foam grips, padded wrist straps, and carbide tips.
- Perfect for Adventurers, whether you're a seasoned hiker or an outdoor enthusiast, these poles are designed to provide reliable support on challenging terrains.
- Perfect travel companion, these poles easily fit into your backpack or suitcase, ensuring you're always prepared for your next adventure.
- 50,000+ poles sold with a 99.3% satisfaction rating.
- Included: One pair of rubber tip protectors, one pair of mud baskets, and one pair of pole clips.
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Ultra Strong Trekking Poles
Product Description
Specs
| Shaft Construction | Aluminum 7075 |
| Grip Material | EVA Foam |
| Adjustable | Yes |
| Ultra Strong | Yes |
| Maximum Length (in) | 53 |
| Minimum Length (in) | 24 |
| Maximum Length (cm) | 135 |
| Minimum Length (cm) | 61 |
| Weight Per Pair (oz) | 19.2 |
| Gender | Unisex |
Superb quality, firm when extended. Grips are terrific. Thoroughly pleased with them.
My Ultra Strong Trekking Poles preformed flawlessly during our week hiking in Zion and Bryce Canyon. They kept me upright on multiple occasions. Highly recommend.
Spent a long day in the mountains just north of our little town in south central Alaska. The poles greatly helped this senior hiker keeping up with several young friends. Steep trail, some slick mud, scree fields, creek crossings, and a bit of glacier. The poles helped my balance on sidehills and rock piles and the ability to easily adjust poles length was a great asset. Lost one pole basket; replaced it with a goat vertebrae!
8.5 miles, 4600 feet elevation gain, 9.5 hours. Home safe before dark!
I haven't gone on any long hikes yet but I did manage to throw my back out loading 50 pound bags of Quikrete cement at Lowes on Wednesday, 6-14-2023. I ordered a back brace from Amazon. These trekking poles were very helpful in getting around the house. 24 hours later I'm feeling better but won't attempt to deal with the cement until the back brace comes in. My neighbor may have suffered a stroke. He's using a walker and I'm tempted to mention these trekking poles to him as an alternative to his walker.
I'm happy with the weight, feel, and ease-of-use of these poles.
I'm not so sure about the durability. On my first outing, the tip of one of the poles broke off. Montem said that was NOT typical and quickly sent me a replacement pair.
On a 90-mile hike of the Appalachian Trial NOBO through MA (CT to VT), the plastic locking nut on the adjustment lever proved to be a weak point. One fell apart and broke off. A second cracked. (There are 4 in a pair of poles). I had to resort to duct tape (fixing one of the pole segments) to finish the hike.
Once again Montem Customer Service was responsive. Unfortunately they don't have any replacement locking nuts, so they mailed me another set of poles. CRAZY. And actually not very helpful for field failures - I want a small supply of locking nuts with me so I don't have to duct tape in the field. So, I went and found that a 5mm wing nut (see photo) seems to work well as a replacement, though I haven't yet tested it in the field to confirm that it will not loosen up during heavy use.
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