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Why You Should Try TheFitLife Trekking Poles
- TheFitLife poles are made of 100% carbon fiber, not mixed metal material, offering ultra light but sturdy support on your journey.
- Well-made flip lock technique not only allows users to adjust the height quickly, but also offers the secure fastener to fix the height.
- Tungsten tips with the improved rubber protectors outside, make TheFitLife poles more durable than the others.
- Our natural and EVA foam grips provides soft and comfortable experience that allows you go further.
- Whether you have usage questions or a quality issue, we offer you 24 hours email response promise to keep you 100% satisfied.
Specifications
- Functions: Adjustable Length, Antiskid, Damping
- The Grip Material: Natural cork and EVA Foam
- Strap Material: Polyester
- Shaft Material: 100% carbon fiber
- Tip Material: Tungsten
- Tip Accessories Material: Rubber
- Full Length: 53.1 Inch (135cm)
- Closed Length: 24.4 Inch (62cm)
- Sections: 3
- Net Weight Each: 0.44 lbs (0.2kg)
What Makes TheFitLife Trekking Poles Special
Strongest Carbon Fiber
100% High quality carbon fiber. Sturdy, shock and noise absorbent, corrision resistance. Ultra lightweight, 0.2kg (0.44lbs) per pole but total bearing strength up to 200kg (440lbs), so you don't have to worry about the poles bending in use.
Handy Quick Lock
Unlike traditional twist locks, the flip locks system allows you to collapse or extend the pole easily. It is a breeze even when you're wearing gloves or trekking in wet conditions.
Clear Measuring Scale
The marks are in centimeters and are clearly labeled for quick and accurate positioning. The clear "STOP" mark indicates the maximum height you could get to keep you using it safely.
Extra-Long Grip and Wrist Strap
The natural cork and lengthened EVA foam provides the best grip by adjusting excellently to your hand and absorbing sweat in a natural way, thus keeping your hands cool and dry all the way. Adjustable wrist strap prevents your hands getting blistered after a few hours trekking.
Heavy Duty Tips and Accessories
Solid tungsten tips and rubber accessories for maximum control on many terrains. Tungsten tip for rocky and uneven terrain, rubber tip for hard flat surfaces, screw-on snow/mud tip to keep the pole from sinking into soft ground.
Water-proof Carrying Bag
Water-proof carrying bag allows you to easily pack and carry the poles and all accessories when not in use. The poles are easy to collapse and small enough to pack in the bag and can be stored within your backpack. They can also separate each section to be only 20" to fit in a suitcase!
EXPERT Q&A:
What kind of activities needed trekking poles?
Trekking poles are an essential tool for walking, hiking, traveling, camping, backpacking, trekking, mountaineering.
Why we need trekking poles on those activities?
1>According to studies, trekking poles can reduce compressive force on the knees by up to 25 percent.
2>Trekking poles allow your arms to help propel you forward and upward, whether walking on flat ground or uphill, poles can help to keep your balance and improve stability and increase your average speed.
3>They help to alleviate some of the weight you carry. For example, if you have a heavy pack on, and you take a short break, leaning on the poles will make you more comfortable.
4>They can act as a probe to give you more information than you can get with your eyes, use them to learn more about puddles, melting snow bridges and quicksand.
5>They can be used to deflect backcountry nuisances, such as thorny blackberries and swipe away spider webs that cross trails, ensure safety on your walking.
Is it best to use one pole or two?
Two poles are normally better as they keep your walking balanced and prevent an uneven pattern. One pole will still give some benefits but you would be constantly swapping hands to prevent developing a lopsided walking pattern.
Customer
2025-09-01 10:47:54
General comments about trekking poles: After a 6-hour hike on a very rough trail in Moab using a traditional walking stick, I decided to try these trekking poles on my next outings at Zion and Canyonlands national parks. I was surprised by how much they improved my walking speed and endurance. The stability improvement was also noticable, just not as surprising. I was able to travel further and faster with less effort; it feels like they redistribute a small portion of the walking effort from your legs to your upper body for a more evenly balanced total effort. I expected a big improvement in stability, especially on rough terrain, but did not expect better walking performance. The poles are not exclusively for rough terrain, as I originally thought, but also improve walking on flat, even ground.DO watch a couple of videos on techniques of how to best use trekking poles for best results. I saw a lot of other walkers carrying trekking poles on the trail but not using them very effectively.These particular poles are ultra light, sturdy, and easy to adjust. The carry case is convenient. I have not had a need to use the accessory tips, but like having them as an option.
Peggy Grimes
2025-08-27 15:21:58
The poles are great. Light and sturdy. As good as the $120 REI pair I used for 10 years before losing them to the TSA last month.I use them for snowshoeing in addition to hiking but the included snow baskets are too small to screw onto the end of the poles. After much wrestling I got the mud baskets on but the interior dimensions of the snow baskets are even smaller. I can't get them on far enough to even touch the threading on the end of the poles.
Customer
2025-08-04 12:45:33
The weight of your hiking poles does matter. You swing them forward and back as you hike and it causes fatigue to your wrists, arms, and chest. A lighter pole makes a big difference. You'll see immediately after a few hours of swinging these extremely lightweight carbon fiber strong poles how much difference several ounces makes. It may not seem like much but it really does matter. I have been using them for three years and I won't touch all my other poles any longer. I only use these. The company is very good with Support.
Josh H.
2025-07-29 10:07:45
I normally use only one hiking stick, in the right hand. I have a bunch and they’re all real wood, discovered in various place in the Adirondacks. Pro tip …best place to find a nice hiking stick is a beaver dam! Usually light weight wood sticks, already weathered and gnawed to perfection.I dont like manufactured trekking poles because:1 - the click clack noise they pollute the forest with2 - the tips of them leave unsightly scrapes on all the rocks along the trails.3 - the tips always fall off at some point and leave a non biodegradable item on the forest floor4 - they are simply not as durable as real wood poles. I dont care what your pole is made out of, I am not confident that it can take full body weight or survive getting accidentally wedged between some rocks. Real wood “gives†a bit, while your carbon fiber is going to snap in half.5 - I always see people along the trail experience an unexpected collapsing of the poles. It’s hilarious. I saw one guy snap his fancy pole across his knee after biting the ground. Wood sticks dont do that.Anyways. I bought these specifically for hikes that require air travel. I just finished 8 days on Kilimanjaro and these worked nicely. The terrain is wide open, nothing technically complex or gnarly along the trails. So they were basically “walking sticks†in terms of anticipated function. They collapse down nicely and fit in a large pack, or you can strap to the side of the pack.Only issue is that on a test run up in the Adirondacks here in upstate NY, one of the “default tips†that came on the poles popped off somewhere. Couldn’t find it. So now there’s yet another pole tip that’s going to sit on the forest floor for 100,000 years. Dang it.However, the kit comes with some other tips. Including two tips that seem to be the same as the ones that come installed from the factory EXCEPT that they screw on. So I popped those two on there, and they seem very tightly set. Try it out. When you get these poles out of the box, yank on the tips. Do they pop right off? If so, screw the other ones on.I didnt experience and pole collapsing. I put some weight on them on downhill portions. If you’ve never been to Kili, the down is way worse than the up if you have knee cap arthritis like i do. Coming down from the summit is scree scree scree and then toe-jamming mile after mile of sloped descent.There is no way these can take full body weight when the pole is at max or near max length. It’s a bit wobbly compared to wood. BUT, it does NOT make that annoying CLICK CLANK noise that everyone else’s poles do. Nice!So far 4 stars here, and I’ll update this if things change.
Candace L. Fujikane
2025-07-06 09:59:14
Just tried out these trekkng poles on a hike yesterday and I was very impressed by how light they are and yet how sturdy. Excellent product. Comes with different attachments for different terrains.
Jesse D. Shultz
2025-06-18 17:38:40
I bought these for a ten mile hike in the Appalachian mountains I did over the weekend. I had on a 60lb pack, and I weigh 230 lbs myself, so with my clothes and whatnot, these poles were being used for about 300 lbs. This was used for support on a lot of up and downhill, on dirt, dead leaves, rocks and even some sand. The tips gripped well and never slipped, the poles held up, and the settings never slipped. The handles absorbed my sweat, and even water from a rainstorm that hit early in the hike, and stayed grippy. Very happy with these trekking poles.
Bryan Knight
2025-06-12 16:38:36
was on the fence with trekking poles, but decided to get a pair to try them out and landed on these due to weight and cost. I am 6ft 1 and I put all my body into these as we hiked up and down mountains for a 2 week new mexico trip and they were fantastic. Once I got them set to my desired height they were great. Light weight, I think they slide down once or twice, but I little tightening of the adjustment screw and I was set. SUPER helpful on the uphills when carrying 50+lbs and they weight next to nothing.Compared to the more expensive $100+ black diamond ones my buddy had... these had more plastic on the adjustment screws and locking parts, but the plastic was fine. Functionally identical and way less.I did tear through the rubber tips after a week, but I picked up a set of mountain smith replacement tips... they were a bit nicer, but it wasn't THAT much better. Would recommend no question.
Michael C
2025-05-17 10:50:07
It is light weight and meets all my expectations.
Koch
2025-05-12 10:03:17
Leichte Wanderstöcke , gut zu verstauen am Rucksack. Ich habe sie mir gekauft weil man sie klein verpacken kann. bringe sie locker und die Sitzbank von meinen Roller wenn ich zur Anfahrt meiner Wandertour den Roller nehme. Würde Sie mir für den Preis wieder kaufen.
Cliente
2025-03-09 12:14:46
Buena manufactura y calidad de materiales. Cumple expectativas.
AADESHP
2025-02-25 18:50:04
Offers wonderful stability.
サラマンカ
2025-02-24 11:11:27
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Il Barbiere
2025-02-09 12:10:13
Tra gli aspetti positivi di questi bastoncini c'è la leggerezza e l’impugnatura in sughero ergonomica, proprio perché ha maggior grip e riduce la sudorazione, oltre ad essere più morbida. il kit arriva dotato di una semplice custodia e diversi puntali in base al terreno.
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