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Lightweight performance every season of year.

From sun-drenched deserts to powder-filled backcountry bowls, trust the Black Diamond Alpine Carbon Cork Trekking Pole for reliable performance every season of the year. The 100% carbon fiber construction keeps the weight to a minimum, and the natural cork grip wicks away moisture for a slip-free hold on steep, exposed terrain.

  • 100% carbon fiber construction provides a low weight of just over a pound per pair
  • FlickLock Pro adjustment system is fast, secure, and reliable
  • Natural cork grip has a dual-density top and Nubuck leather straps for a slip-free hold and all-day comfort
  • EVA mini-grip extension allows you to quickly choke-up on the pole on steep sections of trail
  • Includes Flex Tech carbide tips
  • Includes Trekking Baskets and Compactor Powder Baskets for summer and winter performance

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Luke

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When it's snowing poles and jacket are perfect protection so snow won't bother you when you are sleeping :)

Please look at previous picture also :)

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greg

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This is my only trekking pole I've ever owned. I have touched a few others and I just couldn't decide on which one to get. Have you ever seen the people who use trekking poles on simple hikes? Yeah, not the people I really want to ask advice from. These were on sale, so I said "Fuc# it" and bought them. I have to say I have had others wanting to touch my pole when we are taking a rest. Other than that they are trekking poles. Did I fail to mention that they are the best I've ever owned?

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hey, Im debating on these and Black Diamond...

Pesten

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hey, Im debating on these and Black Diamond Trail Compact poles. The weight is quite the same, the carbon are little bit longer (Im 5'10" so both would be fine), seems to be little more sturdier than trail compact and they are made from carbon which is more durable. However the carbons are almost twice the price than trails compact... I dont know which to choose. I 'm gonna use them on climb approaches on pretty rocky mountain terrain. but also in the woods , backpacking and just allround.

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Thomas Ogasawara

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  • Gender: Male
  • Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions

Pros:
- Durable
- Sturdy
- Highly adjustable
- Awesome locking mechanism
- Perfect cork handles
- Light weight

Cons:
- A little more expensive

As far as trekking poles go, these are the best I've come across. Though they're a bit pricier than some other options, you get what you pay for and more.

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Test

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  • Gender: Male
  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

I have used these poles on five mile treks five days a week for the past six months rain or shine. Thanks to Backcountry, Arcteryx and Black Diamond (the poles) it's been a joy! These poles are feather light and supported my full weight (155 lbs.) in an unexpected trail washout. Probably shouldn't have taken the risk, but the point is the poles stuck and held, preventing a potentially serious injury. The cork is apparently unaffected by continuous exposure to rain. The locking system is great! These are likely to be the only poles I ever own. Sweet Stuff! Drop the cash, get 'um and go!

the strap came out of the locking mechanism....

Bryan Meyer

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the strap came out of the locking mechanism. how do i easily get it back through?

the strap came out of the locking mechanism....
Test

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Call Backcountry if you bought them from Backcountry or call BD.

Bryan Meyer

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Unfortunately BC did not have the best price. Yeah I will call BD.