Comfortably and confidently hike uphill, downhill, or on flat terrain. The Cascade Mountain Tech Aluminum Folding Trekking Poles are less likely to snap under lateral pressure than carbon fiber trekking poles and are easy to adjust to the correct height, ranging from 45” to 54”. Expertly designed to reduce the impact on your knees, back, and hips; improve your traction in muddy, slippery, or snowy terrains with the tungsten carbide tips; deflect shrubbery; and increase your speed and balance.
Value continues to be our first priority - through innovation and tried-and-true manufacturing, Cascade Mountain Tech is committed to building the highest quality products at the best possible price. In order to ensure superior quality and longevity our trekking poles are designed with rubber tops for increased comfort and equipped with dependable rubber snow and mud baskets that won’t break or crack.
Each set of trekking poles comes conveniently packaged in a travel bag. In addition, each trekking pole folds down to 16.75” for compact storage in your hiking pack.
Features:
Made of lightweight 7075 aircraft-grade aluminum
Quick lock mechanism to easily adjust height from 45” to 54”
Moisture-wicking cork grip with EVA extended down grip
Equipped with rubber baskets, boots, and tips
Adjustable wrist straps for secure grip
Each pole folds down to 16.75” for compact storage
Specs:
- Brand: Cascade Mountain Tech
- Shaft Material: Aircraft- grade 7075 aluminum
- Tip Material: Tungsten carbide
- Single Pole Weight: 10.5 ounces
- Grip Material: Cork
- Extended Grip Material: EVA
- Fully Extended Length: 54”
- Fully Collapsed length: 45”
Spare Parts Available for this pole:
Shop our trekking pole replacement parts to get a bent or broken pole back in action without replacing the whole set!
Parts for this pole:
Z-Lower Section - (CLICK HERE) (Recommended if tungsten carbide tip needs to be replaced).
Upper Grip Replacement - (CLICK HERE)
Helpful Videos:
How To Use Trekking Poles
Trekking Pole Accessories
Trekking Pole Wrist Straps
Helpful Blog Posts:
How to Choose Walking Hiking Sticks and Trekking Poles
Choosing Trekking Poles: Aluminum or Carbon Fiber
How to Use Trekking Poles
