🌄 Trek Smart, Trek Stylish!
The ALPS Mountaineering Classic Trekker Gray is a high-quality trekking pole designed for outdoor enthusiasts. With a fast-locking system, lightweight 7075 aluminum construction, and an adjustable EVA foam grip, this pole offers both comfort and durability. It features a removable wooden top handle that doubles as a camera mount, making it perfect for capturing your adventures. Weighing only 10.3 oz and extending up to 63 inches, it's the ideal companion for hiking and camping.
Brand | ALPS Mountaineering |
Material | Aluminum |
Color | Gray |
Shaft Material | Aluminum |
Extended Length | 63 Inches |
Handle Material | Ethylene Vinyl Acetate |
Item Weight | 10.3 Ounces |
Maximum Height Recommendation | 63 Inches |
Lock Type | Lever |
Base Material | Aluminum |
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 28.5 x 3 x 1 inches |
Package Weight | 0.32 Kilograms |
Brand Name | ALPS Mountaineering |
Warranty Description | 1-Year Limited Warranty |
Model Name | Classic Trekking Pole |
Suggested Users | Unisex-adult |
Manufacturer | ALPS Mountaineering |
Part Number | 7897018 |
Included Components | Trekking Pole |
Size | One Size |
Sport Type | Camping & Hiking, Outdoor Lifestyle |
T**T
Tarp camper? Photographer? This is the one.
The wood tip is great for propping up tarps and the thread mount makes a great monopod in a pinch. Quality is on par with top dollar trekking poles.
A**S
Very sturdy, strong trekking pole.
This trekking pole is sturdy and strong! Great pole for the money.
J**S
Does what it's supposed to do
I was concerned about the outside clamps for adjustment, but they work fine and aren't a problem. This is my single walking stick for all-around use. I have double sticks (with suspension) for all-dirt hikes.
C**S
Trekking pole.
A bit heavy and the locking mechanism could be better but still putting it through the paces. Works ok on trail.
D**P
Quality Hiking Staff
In a move across country the moving company somehow misplaced my much-loved Trekker hiking staff (no longer manufactured) However, this was the closest thing I could find, and it did not disappoint. ALPS mountaineering is a quality brand (I own a Tent of theirs as well) and this staff is just as well made.
J**N
Sturdy pole, long length is great
I used this pole for about 75 miles while carrying a child carrier. The pole held up well and was simple to adjust. I like that this pole has a carbide tip for added bite, some other options just had steel. I never ended up using the camera thread, but did like having the option available. I was worried about the wood knob, but it never seemed to loosen or show any sign of breaking. I occasionally had to tighten the tension on the extension levers, but it doesn't require tools of any kind. 4 stars would be 5 if the foam grip had some type of shape to it, it's not as comfortable as trekking poles that have a hand contour but still was okay for all my mileage.
S**R
Wish it had an ergo grip
As a solid monopod that doubles as a trekking pole, it is good, but not great. If I need it on a particular trip to steady a camera, I will take this one as one of my poles. If not, I will stick to a standard ALPS model that has a shaped, more ergonomic grip.The locking mechanism is better for a pole that may be frequently adjusted than the twist lock types.
C**L
Better Than Most
I was really surprised at the quality of this staff. I've had common brand names in the past that we use for wading in slick rivers. Most of them have plastic parts all over, but this one uses aluminum parts. In addition, the locks are adjustable, so you can get the correct amount of locking force.
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