Trekking Poles 7075 Aluminum Lightweight Hiking Sticks

Wow - what a great way to work on upper body strength while walking. Using these walking sticks is more than just stability, the use also works the arms and upper body. The sticks are as described. They are easily adjustable for one's height. For transport they are easily dissembled - really simple. I found this item to be a good value - quality & price considered. For a birthday present for a friend of mine who uses a cane - I have ordered a set for him. My belief is these will better serve him than a wobbly cane, plus he will get a bit of a workout he really needs. Pleased with the purchase and I do recommend this item to you.

I feel that these are well made trekking poles offered at a reasonable price. They are lightweight and fully adjustable to various heights. They also come with extra tips for use on snow- and ice-covered surfaces. They are on par with another pair of more expensive trekking poles from a different manufacturer that I keep in my car for walking in my local park. The Kinggear poles are for my use around my property of several acres. I noticed that some of the negative reviews concerning the Kinggear poles was that they bent or broke when heavy weight was applied to them. I would remind folks that these are lightweight, aluminum, adjustable poles. If users are looking for hiking poles that are more suited for holding a somewhat heavy weight when traversing steep inclines or declines, that they consider looking at sturdier, heavier wooden walking poles. These can be had in various lengths from 5 to 6 feet and would provide good solid weight bearing support. For regular walking/trekking usage, I feel that these are very adequate for the price.

These walking sticks are very nice. Light weight. Easy to extend for use. When locked in place they seem quite sturdy and reliable. I am 6'7" (201cm) and the sticks extend enough to give me good support at a comfortable height.

I’ve never used trekking poles, but I always seem to pick up a “walking stick” along the trail so I figured I’d give them a shot, then I got a small backpacking tent that uses a trekking pole to set up so that was the excuse I needed. I got these for the low price (in case I ended up hating them), the cork grip (instead of a rubber one) and the clamp system instead of a twist-lock. I’ve used these on a <10 mi overnight trip, so this review may update after a few more miles, but so far they’re everything I needed them to be. Super lightweight (can’t feel them on your pack or in your hand) and very sturdy! Once you adjust the length and snap the clamps down, they DO NOT budge. I like the cork grips, no matter how wet it is or how much you sweat they never get slippery or rub against your thumb (which I was worried about). My only complaint was with the wrist straps, they were starting to rub on the back of my hand a bit by the end of day 2, but I’m thinking that will subside once they get broken in a bit more. I’m really happy with these and I’m sure I’ll get lots of use out of them in the future, and most importantly for me, they work perfectly with my tent! Well worth the price.

I love these King gear Nordic walking sticks/hiking poles. They are strong and sturdy. Easily adjustable and collapsible for travel if needed. I have arthritis in my hands and the grip is the right size and easy to hold. I only use one pole just to help me navigate walking trails and slight inclines. One pole works for my needs. I stop to take photos a lot and I get down to ground level to photograph botanicals and fungi. I don't want too many items to encumber me. I don't do heavy hiking up steep mountains or anything too strenuous but I do walk rocky trails and uneven ground, sometimes with small hills and slight gradient. I have arthritis and have had full joint replacements in both my knees and 1 hip, but I keep on moving. When walking on regular, flat ground I do not use a medical walking cane anymore as the joint replacements were a success and I worked hard with physical therapy. But, hiking through woodlands and state parks I need some kind of aid. The pole has made a big difference to my hike walks. I can go up or down a rocky incline and the pole helps me to keep steady and gives me a boost up inclines or steps. It helps stabilize me when navigating uneven ground and when going down hill. I feel more safe and confident when hiking that I'm not going to slip or lose balance. This was my initial reason for buying the poles. I have not used walking/hiking poles before so I don't have other brands to compare these KingGear ones to. For a first time user of any kind of hiking pole, I am very happy with these. They do exactly what I was hoping for and they do a great job. I would highly recommend these to anyone who hasn't used poles before and they just want to try something out.

I an recovering from my 2ns total hip replacement, and it was going much more slowly and painfully than the 1st. I still need my cane, but this seemed to cause me to favor whatever side I was holding it with and I was still limping and hurting. I got these hopig that supporting both sides equally would help make my gait ore smooth and decrease limping and pain. I got these yesterday, and they are very easy to use much more sturdy than I had hoped. I went mushroom hunting in the woods with these and I couldt have done it with a cane. All the attachments are well made. They are exactly what I was looking for. Bonus -they come in pink, have a bag with a shoulder strap. and a decent price forv2 nice poles.

Tried these for the first time last week. I really love the lightweight hiking sticks and the fact that they are adjustable. Worked great on a 2.5 mile hike.

These hiking sticks are perfect! I really like the foot grips and the spike. I live in North Idaho and hike on a number of different surfaces and these have been great in all the situations. I'm a disabled veteran and i'm about 6 ft and 230 lbs and these support me well, they don't slide or bend under my weight and are very affordable. They shrink down pretty small when you're not using them as well.

Estos bastones los uso para hacer marcha nórdica y tengo que decir que son robustos, aunque ligeros. Me encanta la facilidad de uso del mecanismo para ajustar la altura de los dos segmentos. Las correas de sujeción a la muñeca son muy cómodas porque están acolchadas. Y los mangos son de corcho, muy cómodos de sujetar.

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Todavía no he podido utilizarlos,pero tiene pero en apariencia un buen diseño con aspecto robusto y muy manejable además de venir con un kit muy completo.Estoy deseando probarlos.Muy fáciles de hacerlos extensibles y recogerlos con rapidez.Creo que he hecho una buena compra,aunque haya pagado algo más de lo que se pueden adquirir otros bastones de similares caracteristicas,me decicí por estos.

Buenos bastones. Se les ve robustos. Viene con bastantes accesorios y conteras de repuesto. Funda de transporte. Las dragoneras son super cómodas y acolchadas. El mango de corcho calidad. Por contra, quizás les sobra algúnos gramos.. hay bastones de aluminio 7075 más ligeros por el precio (decathl0n). Las estrías del mango son bastante ásperas y llegan a molestar , tuve que rebajarlas con una lija fina. Por lo demás , bien , son bastante robustos y fiables. Hice el camino de Santiago con ellos sin problema. Lo mejor: duros, fiables, todoterreno, accesorios . Las dragoneras son buenas y cómodas. Lo peor: algo pesados para ser 7075. Cierres de tramos de plástico. Estrías de la Empuñadura muy aspera

Mre gusta mucho y de momento són muy fiables, para excursiones de montaña