BLACK DIAMOND Trail Shock Compact Trekking Poles
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BLACK DIAMOND Trail Shock Compact Trekking Poles
The Black Diamond Trail Shock Compact Trekking Pole is a shorter, smaller-grip version of our Trail Shock and handles a short hike on the local trail as easily as a week-long trek on the Continental Divide.Features/Benefits:
- Control Shock Technology gives the pole progressive absorption and controlled rebound under any load
- Dual FlickLock adjustments let you customize the pole length for any situation
- Dual-density grip top and 360-degree padded webbing strap
- Non-slip foam grip extension for multiple hand positions
- Aluminum shafts are crafted with a traditional round shape
- Dual Flick Locks provide solid and sure adjustments for non-slip confidence
- Includes 3.75 inch diameter baskets for use in snow
- Also includes low-profile, non-snagging 1.5 inch diameter trekking baskets
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BLACK DIAMOND Trail Shock Compact Trekking Poles
Primary Use 1 lb. 4 oz. Pole Material Aluminum Adjustment Method Flick-lock Basket Diameter 1.5 in. & 3.75 in. Grip Material Foam Grip Grip Type Straight Antishock Yes Max. Length 49 in. Min. Length 24 in. Number of Sections 3 Pair/Single Pair
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Pros
- Compact
- Easy to adjust
- Lightweight
- Trail Shock Feature
Cons
Best Uses
- Hiking
Comments about BLACK DIAMOND Trail Shock Compact Trekking Poles:
these are my second pair of Black Diamond trekking poles. They are very light weight and easy to adjust. flick lock holds sections firmly in place while hiking. I like that they can adjust down to 24" so they will easily pack into my duffel bag for travel. grips are not quite as comfortable as my old Black Diamond trekking poles, but they are fine.
- What Is Your Gear Style:
- Minimalist
Pros
- Easy to adjust
- Good grips
- Lightweight
Cons
Best Uses
- Hiking
Comments about BLACK DIAMOND Trail Shock Compact Trekking Poles:
Pretty good pole. Lightweight. Easy to adjust and telescopes down small enough to be strapped to my pack when not in use. Only issue I had was when descending, I put my full weight (215lbs) on one pole when I slipped and the pole did bend and had an obvious bow to it after. However, I don't expect any pole that lightweight to stand up to something like that. Poles were replaced at no cost to me.
- What Is Your Gear Style:
- Minimalist
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