Had a pair for at least 5 years now and still going strong, used for everything from regular hiking (save those knees y'all) to mountaineering. Light, tough as nails, comfy handles. Carbide tips bite super well, so make sure to take them off before trying to pack them in anything. Rubber tips work well if you don't want to scar up rock in drier areas. Clamps have never come undone by accident, even in heavy bushwacking.

I bought these for my husband and he loves them! They are lightweight and the cork grip is comfortable

Had the original pair for >10 years before the clasping system failed. Great poles, very comfortable w the cork. Looking forward to many years of use with the new ones.

I was very surprised when I picked up the poles and I honestly couldn’t believe how light they were. They felt like feathers in my hands. I haven’t used these for long, but the sweat wicking properties of the cork handles are very convenient and help a ton with blisters. Overall these poles are perfect for everything I need.

Super light trekking poles. Balance point is a touch higher up than I like, but they swing well. Great adjustability and firm cams don't slip. Grippy carbide tip and comfortable cork. The downside for me is the very bulky and uncomfortable wrist straps. I usually just put my hand over the outside of wrist straps, but these are too bulky for that, and I had to cut them off. This isn't perfect either, as this leaves a little uncomfortable hole on the back of the grip. If BD would make a little plug for these or a thinner wrist strap they would be perfect.