TrailBuddy Trekking Poles - Lightweight, Collapsible Hiking Poles for Snowshoe & Backpacking Gear - Pair of 2 Walking Sticks for Hiking, 7075 Aluminum with Cork Grip
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Color: Bumblebee Yellow
Features
- MADE TO LAST: Whether you're hiking on rugged terrain or snowshoeing on fresh powder, you need hiking gear that can keep up! TrailBuddy trekking poles are built tough enough for the long haul.
- LIGHTWEIGHT: These hiking poles are crafted with strong aircraft-grade 7075 aluminum, tougher than carbon fiber, yet weigh almost 4oz less than your average trekking poles for hiking.
- ADJUSTABLE: Set to your desired height in seconds, from the 54" max height down to just 24.5" when fully collapsed. They even double as hiking poles for kids!
- EASY TO USE: Our lever locks can be easily operated with just one hand, which is much easier than the 2-handed twist locks on other walking sticks for hiking.
- COMFORT GRIP: The padded straps and moisture-wicking real cork handles will mold to the shape of your hand for a secure and comfortable grip on each walking stick. Our threaded pole tips keep the included accessories securely attached, even in snow or mud.
Description
TrailBuddy Trekking Poles offer the best combination of durable strength and lightweight portability in a complete set designed for the trekker's comfort and ease of use. Why use trekking poles? 1. Reduce impact of trekking or walking on knees, back, and hips 2. Increase speed, balance, and security 3. Get more traction and points of contact, crucial on muddy or steep terrains 4. Great walking aid if recovering from injury or have balance issues 5. Other uses: To deflect shrubbery or act as probe for puddles, quicksand, etc. Defense vs bears, other wildlife. Can double as tent poles. Why Aluminum 7075 instead of Carbon Fiber? While carbon fiber is lighter than aluminum, it does not perform very well under lateral pressure. Common issues with carbon fiber include snapping, especially when a pole gets stuck on rocky terrain. Aluminum will not snap. It might bend under extreme pressure, but you can more likely bend it back and continue using it. Why Lever Locks? Aside from easy lengthening or shortening, poles with flip-locks can also be disassembled or reassembled easily. This is helpful if packing the trekking poles in a suitcase and shaving an inch or two off the assembled length is needed. With twist locks, it can be almost impossible to do this without breaking the poles. TrailBuddy stands behind the quality of our products. Product Specifications: Shaft: Aircraft Grade Aluminum 7075; Tip: Tungsten Carbide; Handle: Cork and EVA; Carrying bag: Nylon. Product Length: 24.5 inches collapsed, 54 inches fully extended.
Brand: TrailBuddy
Material: Aluminum
Color: Bumblebee Yellow
Shaft Material: Aluminum
Extended Length: 54 Inches
Brand: TrailBuddy
Material: Aluminum
Color: Bumblebee Yellow
Shaft Material: Aluminum
Extended Length: 54 Inches
Handle Material: Cork
Item Weight: 4 Ounces
Maximum Height Recommendation: 54 Inches
Folded Size: 24.5 inches
Lock Type: Lever
Base Material: Aluminum
Number of Items: 2
Unit Count: 2 Count
Manufacturer: TrailBuddy
UPC: 866069000340
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 26 x 5 x 3.5 inches
Package Weight: 0.73 Kilograms
Brand Name: TrailBuddy
Part Number: 1A
Grip Type: Cork
Date First Available: December 6, 2016
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Color: Red Beetle
These are great trekking poles. I've needed to replace my old ones for at least two years but couldn't figure out which ones to buy. I finally settled on these but didn't know what to expect, They are strong, stable, easy to use, and adaptable for all types of terrain. They look great and are very easy to adjust--great for a tall guy like me. They would be easy to fold for travel and the carry case is nice. The price is very reasonable as well. I definitely think I made the right choice.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2025 by C Thomsen
Color: Black Raven
Best trekking poles ever owned. I have owned three sets of poles over the last 20 years, these are the best. First the flip locks are easy to use and quick. They can be adjusted while walking. Secondly the baskets/tips provide for hiking in all weather conditions that are experienced in the mountains of western North Carolina. Third the poles are strong, I feel more secure when I am hiking. With my old poles I was always worried that I would stumble/trip and bend a pole. These poles feel stronger, but are. still light weight. Finally the padded straps adjust and are comfortable, no more web straps rubbing my hands/wristsl.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2025 by Robert D. Finney
Color: Bumblebee Yellow
Great poles. These are made very well, are very easy to adjust and I love the color choices. They are lightweight and come with several bits to make trekking/walking more stable. My husband has a prosthetic leg. He didn't want anything that looked like a tool to be used with for his 'handicap' but he loves these and they helped him in rough terrain and I think he will use these more for just walking about for balance. Well done! Well Made!!!!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2025 by Kindle Customer
Color: Black Raven
I bought the TrailBuddy Trekking Poles for my niece, who went hiking in Banff, New Hampshire, and Vermont. She really likes the quality of these poles — they’re lightweight, sturdy, and easy to collapse for travel. The cork grips are comfortable and help reduce hand fatigue on long hikes. These poles made her hiking trips much easier and more enjoyable. Highly recommend for anyone looking for reliable, high-quality hiking poles!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2025 by len
Color: Blue Lake
Fantastic poles, so versatile. 72 year old male with ankle and knee issues that loves to wander nature trails. Found the quick adjustability and the sturdiness a must, so easy. As mentioned by other reviews it would be nice if the very top of the handle were padded or more comfortable. On an in town walk on sidewalks ended up lowering the poles to the height of a cane. Worked really well but was a bit uncomfortable to grip.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2025 by William Cumming
Color: Red Beetle
I bought these hiking poles in early 2018 to use for stability while walking or hiking so I don't have to use a cane or crutches. I have been using them a few times a week for more than a year now, and I really like them. I am a 49 year old man who was disabled and forced into medical retirement at 34 years old following a parachuting accident in the Army. I have complex injuries at multiple levels throughout my spine and hips, and I've had 3 spinal fusion surgeries over the past 16 years. Chronic pain and muscle spasms are a constant part of my life, as are instability, sudden weakness, and endurance issues. Those all are obstacles I did not have to manage in my youth. I grew up as a 4-sport athlete and manual laborer who went everywhere on a bicycle. After high school, I was both a full-time Army soldier (Infantry and Field Artillery) and part-time college student raising a family and enjoying an active lifestyle heavy on fitness, sports, fun and excitement. After sustaining widespread injuries to such critical structural parts of my body, I have been struggling in what feels like a totally different life in a different body trying to adjust to the countless changes. For years, the damage to my spine and hips was getting worse, so I kept having to reduce my activities until I was about 80% chair/bedridden in severe pain and misery - and depression. After several surgeries and years of ongoing therapies, trying and adjusting medications, and learning what I can and cannot do (still learning 20 years after the accident), I finally found decent medical care and figured out things I can do to enjoy life again and manage my disabilities, pain levels, and muscle spasms and cramps. After years of atrophying and gaining weight despite reducing calories and eating healthy, I have been able to put together a therapeutic fitness routine to rebuild some physical capabilities and improve my mobility, strength, and endurance while also getting out and about more. That includes walking and some hiking on established trails. I'm not talking about 25-mile ruck marches with combat training exercises mixed in, and I'm not talking about climbing mountains or hiking all day off the beaten path like I wish I still could do. I walk routes of 1.5- to 3.0 miles around my home in a hilly area, almost entirely on asphalt roads or trails and concrete sidewalks. In public parks, the established hiking trails vary greatly in distance and usually are packed gravel, packed dirt, asphalt, grassy paths, or a combination of surfaces. In Ohio's Hocking Hills and Mill Creek Park, there are steps cut into the landscape made of stone, gravel, wood, packed dirt, and grass. Again, it's not climbing mountains, but it can include uneven terrain, steps of different height and depth, and some places can be slippery. For someone who has struggled with falling and fighting through pain and spasms to get out of bed or a chair, being able to walk outdoors and enjoy the scenery and fresh air again is thrilling! The TrailBuddy Trekking Poles give me the added confidence and stability support I need to be able to continue being active and working on my fitness. They look sporty and athletic, so I don't have to feel embarrassed using a cane or crutches -- and that can be a huge psychological factor for some people. I'm grateful to have my canes, crutches, and even an electric handicapped scooter when I need those devices, and I DO still need them all at times. When I want to feel a bit more like the athletic, physically fit, strong, active person I was the first 30 years of my life, grabbing my trekking poles to go for a walk or going to a park to hike in nature is a big deal, especially leaving the scooter at home and leaving the cane/crutches in the car. When I'm feeling really good, I can collapse the poles and store them inside their bag (in which I also keep spare tips and tips for different types of terrain), and I slip the bag into my light backpack or strap it across my back. The poles are lightweight. They're easy to adjust, and the licking mechanisms never have failed me or even slipped a little bit. I'm 6'0" tall and my weight has gone from 245-230 pounds. When I need to, I lean onto the poles for support, and they have always supported my weight without a problem. They're a great buy at a good price. I have never owned another pair of hiking poles, so I cannot compare with other brands, mechanisms, or materials. I used other people's poles a few times before buying my own, and I've checked out poles in sporting goods stores. I use tripods for my camera, binoculars and telescopes, so I've used collapsible devices with different kinds of locking mechanisms. I generally do not like adjustable/collapsible locking mechanisms that screw to tighten or loosen. The hinged flip-tabs on these poles actually have surprised me with how sturdy and reliable they are. They're adjustable, too, so you can tighten the locking tabs more or less depending on your preference. My wife, kids and grandkids have all used my poles, so they've been adjusted to different heights many times. The poles have markings on them to use as guides when adjusting. I know which markings I use for my comfort, and I can tell at a simple glance if the poles have been adjusted or not. I always check the locking mechanisms at the same time, and then I'm off! There can be some chafing on my hands around the wrist straps, but I prefer mine to be slightly snug. If I'm hiking, I keep gloves with me, and wearing gloves can reduce the chafing. All-in-all, I'm very happy with these walking poles for how I use them, and I recommend them to anyone who wants some mobility stability and support but doesn't need to worry about whether or not they're tough enough to make it to the top of Mount Everest. They might he good enough, but I'd probably take a backup set or two if I were going to do more strenuous and more rugged hiking and climbing. I also would seek advice from experienced climbers regarding the best equipment to use on rougher terrain.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2019 by JOE
Color: Plum Purple
These poles are rugged, lightweight, and so easy to adjust. My wife had given one of the poles she has to our daughter years ago because my wife preferred hiking with one pole. As her knees got worse we needed a new set. The set that I have is still in great shape about 8 years later. The only things you would need to look out for are the rubber stops (that we use exclusively when hiking) eventually will wear through but you can get new ones pretty cheap on Amazon. Also the markings telling you how long you make the poles start wearing out after about five years but we just used a magic marker to mark the correct length and all is good. Great poles and I highly recommend them!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2025 by James Petrashek
Color: Bumblebee Yellow
I highly recommend these walking sticks. They are very sturdy, easily adjustable, and reasonably priced. I bought two pairs; one for my son who is 6‘5“ tall and one for myself. I am 5‘7“ tall. The sticks were easily adjustable to accommodate each of our heights comfortably. We use these sticks on a strenuous, rugged, mountain trail that was 2.7 miles long with a 1500 feet elevation increase, one way. The terrrain was a sandy/dirt trail with a lot of rocks, boulders, tree roots, and a couple shallow streams. We did not use any of the attachments. Neither of us are very experienced hikers, so we relied on these sticks heavily. We did not have a single problem with them heading up or down the trail. They were perfect for us!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2025 by LifeInBloom