Backcountry Carbon Fiber Hiking Poles

Backcountry Adjustable Aluminum Hiking Poles – 39–53″, Pair

$55.64
Sale price  $55.64 Regular price 
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Backcountry Carbon Fiber Hiking Poles

Backcountry Adjustable Aluminum Hiking Poles – 39–53″, Pair

$55.64
Sale price  $55.64 Regular price 
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Sold as a pair, these Backcountry aluminum hiking poles feature three-section shafts with twist-lock adjustment and an integrated anti-shock system. Each pole has a Tuff-Cork handle and hand strap.

The poles adjust from 39 to 53 inches and collapse to 27 inches for storage. They include hardened steel points, replaceable rubber tips, and 2-inch baskets. Larger snow baskets are available separately.

  • Quantity: Pair
  • Shaft material: Aluminum
  • Shaft design: Three sections
  • Adjustment mechanism: Twist lock
  • Feature: Integrated anti-shock system
  • Handles: Tuff-Cork with hand straps
  • Adjustable length: 39–53 inches
  • Collapsed length: 27 inches
  • Points: Hardened steel
  • Tips: Replaceable rubber
  • Basket size: 2 inches
  • Optional accessory: Larger snow baskets, sold separately
  • SKU: 9147700
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CARE, MAINTENANCE & SIZING

Proper care and sizing help keep your walking cane safe, comfortable, and looking its best. Keep wooden canes clean and dry, wiping them with a soft cloth and avoiding prolonged exposure to moisture or extreme temperatures. Regularly inspect the shaft, handle, and rubber tip for cracks, looseness, or excessive wear, and replace a worn rubber tip promptly.

To properly size a cane: Have the customer stand upright in their normal walking shoes with their arms relaxed naturally at their sides. The top of the cane handle should align approximately with the crease of the wrist. When holding the cane, the elbow should have a slight 15–20° bend. If the cane is too long, mark the desired height, cut the shaft cleanly, smooth the cut edge, and securely reinstall the rubber tip. Always double-check the fit and stability before use.

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