Montem Ultra Strong Trekking, Walking, and Hiking Poles - One Pair (2 Poles) - Collapsible, Lightweight, Quick Locking, and Ultra Durable
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Color: Orange
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- EASILY ADJUSTEDAdjustable quick locks allow you to QUICKLY & EASILY lengthen the poles from 24 to 53 in order to achieve the perfect height for your needs.
- FREE LIFETIME REPLACEMENT PROMISEWe at Montem promise to replace your poles for life. Shop the most trusted brand in trekking poles today!
- ULTRA STRONG & LIGHT Montem trekking poles weigh only 9.6 ounces per pole so you dont feel weighed down - youve already got enough to carry, your poles are here to help you, not hinder. Crafted out of Aluminum 7075 - the same material used to build airplanes. Experience truly strong trekking poles. Lifetime Replacement Promise(!)
- COMPACT & TRAVEL READYOur trekking poles pack up easily for storage in luggage, backpacks, and duffle bags. Montem hiking poles also come with easily storable rubber tip protectors, pole connectors, and mud baskets.
- NEW IMPROVED MODEL!Strap up - Your trekking poles come with padded straps to ensure the most comfortable and ergonomic grip. Never worry about dropping your trekking poles again.
Brand: Montem
Material: Aluminum,Material,Rubber
Color: Orange
Shaft Material: Aluminum
Extended Length: 53 Inches
Brand: Montem
Material: Aluminum,Material,Rubber
Color: Orange
Shaft Material: Aluminum
Extended Length: 53 Inches
Handle Material: Rubber, Aluminum, Ethylene Vinyl Acetate, Cork
Item Weight: 19.2 Ounces
Maximum Height Recommendation: 53 Inches
Lock Type: Quick
Base Material: Rubber
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 26.5 x 4 x 1.6 inches
Package Weight: 0.59 Kilograms
Brand Name: Montem
Manufacturer: Montem
Part Number: JMOG00001
Date First Available: May 13, 2016
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Color: Black
I like how easily they can be adjusted and they’re very compact. Easy set up!
Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2023 by Kari M.
Color: Black
These walking poles are perfect in every detail. Quality materials, down to the finest detail, well made, exactly what my wife was looking for. These are going to go a lot of miles here.
Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2023 by GeeTee
Color: Yellow
Got these for my elderly mom so she can get out and walk again and feel a bit more steady. She loves them!
Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2023 by Liesl
Color: Blue Matte
Very light. I am so used to my heavy poles and the swing while hiking that these almost feel like more work...or less heavy duty. They have held up good so far. Love the foam handles...wonder if they will stand the test of time, and if not can I replace them? Miss my compass that are on my other handles but those are plastic and the mold line was starting to cut into me. The fast clip fasteners are nice, paranoid I might loose those plastic screws...way more moving parts then my last pair. A clip with a screw adjuster when my last poles just protracted with the twist of a pole stopper. Hmm. They aren't as easy to adjust for these reasons, so you have to stop to unclip, unscrew 1/4" and clip again and keep adjusting the screw until it's tight and the right length on two levels. So that's four levels four clips and four screws. Its a thing. But I think with time it will get easier. So adjusting is also a thing. The longer foam handles are nice. I'll see with time, my last poles were hand me downs, these are my first buy poles...so still exuberantly stoked. I hike in varied terrain, with bad knees and still youngish. Keep your info bc this brand is lifetime warranty...
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Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2023 by HAN
Color: Pink Matte
I am a relatively new hiker. I have hiked off and on over the years but never really challenged myself to conquer the mountain, so to speak, until this summer. I've seen trekking poles for years and even purchased some for my mother a few years back to help her walk with more stability. Last week, I was hiking with a friend who brought her poles. I borrowed one of them to help with climbing over rocky terrain and from then on I was sold on the benefit of using them! I came home, did some research, and decided to order the Montem Ultra Strong Trekking Poles. I have hiked twice since receiving them. The day they arrived, I headed to the state park that is 5 minutes from my home and hiked one of the trails there. It's an easy trail to walk so I wouldn't have really needed the poles but wanted to learn to use them and try them out. Then, yesterday, I went on a more challenging 7.6 mile hike in the North Cascade Mountains with my family. It was a much more challenging hike with lots of elevation gain and hiking over varied terrain. Here are my thoughts on these trekking poles: On the first hike after I received them, I was more learning how to walk with them than really using them to help to help hike over uneven or difficult ground. The hike was an easy one with a friend and she and I both tried them out. While I could have easily done the hike without poles, I noticed that they were helpful in getting up the hills and that I didn't feel quite as tired going up the hills. They felt as if they helped propel me up the hill. On the second hike, which was much more challenging, I noticed a huge difference in my ability to feel more stable when moving over the rocky parts of the trail, in walking thru the creeks we had to cross, and in feeling more secure crossing the bridges which had only one side with railings installed. Going up hills, while still not easy for someone who's not quite in shape yet, seemed more "doable" and a little less difficult because, again I felt as if the poles helped propel me up the hill a bit. My 20 year old son even used them for a while because he has a knee issue and commented they seemed to help him feel less stress on his knees. The poles themselves are very easy to work. The flip lock adjustment system is smooth and simple to use. The flip lock feels a little flimsy, which makes me wonder if they'll hold up over time, but they held the poles firmly in the adjusted position with no sliding out of the adjusted position on the poles. The grips look like cork and feel very comfortable. Regarding the noise level using them, I found them to be fairly quiet with not much vibration noise. The few times they were noisy were the times when I tripped over them or connected one of them with the toe of my hiking boots. User error, not product fault! ha ha! There is a slight vibration noise occasionally when they may connect with a rock or tree root on the trail but overall they are quiet. They are lightweight and did not feel as if they added noticeable weight to my daypack. Overall, I love them and look forward to using them as I make myself get out and do more hiking. I think they are a huge benefit for moving along the trail in a more stable and efficient way and I like the color choices they have as well. Their winning price point is a huge attraction for me as I could not have afforded more expensive poles and did not want to purchase something that was heavy, cheap, and wouldn't last. I expect the use these poles for several years to come! I love supporting start-up companies who produce true top quality products so Montem will have my business and my recommendations to friends looking for hiking gear as well.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2017 by Sandy Solis
Color: Yellow
These walking poles are sturdy, easily adjustable, and provide both additional stability and a very much enhanced walking experience. The combination of arm movement and brisk walking burns significantly more calories that just walking.
Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2023 by Anthony T. Rice
Color: Yellow
I am quite impressed with my Montem trekking poles, purchased for my backpacking trip in June. I'm larger than the average (active) man and experienced no failures of the equipment during more than a few treacherous segments. The telescoping pole did retract once when I fell through some ice, but it was good that it did because it was on my uphill hand. However, once re-tightened they didn't budge any more the entire trip. The tungsten tips are durable and gripped all surfaces well. I removed the rubber feet at the trail head. At first I did not use the baskets, as when they are installed they don't slide easily through the strap on my pack where I prefer to store the poles. But, because our first day included numerous snow field crossings I screwed on the baskets and left them on for the rest of the trip. Without the baskets the poles did pierce deeply into the snow, and sometimes too deeply into dirt and rocks between roots. With the baskets the poles did not get stuck between roots and rocks and they worked well on the snow/ice. While I've not tried it, I think they could be used for skiing. The aircraft aluminum used is VERY VERY strong! For years I thought trekking poles were excess equipment or for old people. Whether I was wrong, or whether I've just become an old person, hiking with poles is a much different, and more pleasant experience. I do agree that using poles uses more energy. So much was evident based on the lactic acid build up on day two and three. Going uphill I was able to maintain almost as fast a pace as descents. The poles were invaluable for two wide, fast river crossings. But the most value I got out of them was for foot/blister control and end-of-day cramp management, particularly during descent. The grips have very comfortable pommels on the ends of the handles. There were no sharp edges and the rubberized texture gave me an excellent grip (even though it would twist sometimes - the wrist strap helped keep the poles straight on longer downhill reaches). Also, grasping the poles by the grip pommel extended the effective length of the poles such that I didn't have any need to extend either section of the pole for descent. Held in this manner, for each step taken downhill my alternate-handed pole would be placed far out in front of my next step giving me a virtual brake on my velocity while putting all of the pressures from doing so on my arm muscles, taking significant stabilizing effort away from my legs. When hiking uphill, instead of shortening the poles, one can move their hand down on the cork grip to the foam lower grip. I still had leverage and did not need to stop for adjustments. (which also made the poles more reliable, because with the extended grips I didn't need to readjust the pole segment flip-locks, which meant that I wasn't at risk of having loose segments each day) The synthetic cork-like grips provided good grip on bare hands and gloves. They did not absorb sweat from my hands, were easily cleaned with a damp cloth. The grip shape was comfortable in my both hands, are not left/right preference, but fit either hand. On a later trip I hiked with only one of these poles (having given the other to a hiking companion) and found that I changed hands occasionally based on switchbacks and other obstacles. Employing one pole was was almost as beneficial as using two poles: sped up the uphill hiking speed and gave me increased stability going downhill. The hand straps are a thick nylon strapping with padding inside the straps. The odd part, and a little irritating, is the nylon strap hand protector, meant to protect the hand from the nylon strap. I would have expected the protector strap to have padding on it too, on the side facing the hand. I didn't experience any actual harm (no rash or blister) but I did use gloves more than half of the time. I suppose I don't have any real complaint about it, other than the design seemed a little underwhelming. The poles do not have an anti-shock system, but honestly I like being able to feel the ground beneath me. Plus, if I'm trying to carry load on the poles, why would I want a suspension system that is likely to wear out over time? I am confident that these poles will last me a long while!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2016 by Peter C. Rudolf Peter C. Rudolf