Masters 5.11 Trekking Poles - 1 Pair |
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Retail Price: $89.95
Sale Price: $62.97
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| Your back and knees will thank you for using the Master's 5.11 Trekking Poles. They'll be happy that those, lazy, shiftless arms are finally doing some work carrying that heavy backpack. Your arms won't mind much, thanks to the shock absorbers built into the dual density canted grips. With four on the floor instead of just two, you'll be able to take advantage of a whole body of muscles, not just the lower half. The 5.11's adjust with a user-friendly twist-lock that you already know how to use just from reading this sentence. Replaceable carbide tips and quick on/off replaceable baskets let you swap out parts to use the 5.11's for all four seasons on all sorts of terrain. |
Masters 5.11 Trekking Poles - 1 Pair |
Bottom Line: A couple extra legs for hiking. |
Reviews:
Nice Poles
Nice poles for the price. The grip is comfortable and the anti-shock is a nice addition. The poles collapse down to a reasonable size and the weight isn't half bad. The added wristbands are nice, and the interchangeable baskets are a nice feature. Definitely recommend.
Alpine 5.11 Trekking Poles
Great buy for the price. I have used them several times now including a couple of trips up to Camp Muir and they performed as good as any other poles I’ve owned. I have had poles that were much more expensive and were a little lighter but the Alpina 5.11 poles perform just as well. The extendable range is also noteworthy, they really compact down to a very small length.
Masters 5.11 Trekking Poles
I have had several outings using the Masters poles. They are really what I expected of them. Climbing on some talus, loose rock, muddy slopes, they helped balance me, and several times kept me from slipping, sliding and falling. I would definitely recommend these poles to anyone who asks. Waiting for snow yet, for a complete review.
great product
This being the first set of trekking poles that I have used I don't have a very good frame of reference, but these poles have done everything I've wanted them to. Over the course of a long day hike, the simple shock absorption feels very nice. The poles are easily adjustable and I have no problems with slippage after I set the height. Best of all is the price, it's very reasonable.
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