Is this the price for a pair of hiking poles?
1485926
Yes....this is the price for a pair.....I LOVE my Swix Carbon Fiber Nordic Walking sticks ...they are made to order for the height of the purchaser ...they are extremely lightweight & come with a CD to learn how to walk with them (easy to learn)
1485927
Yes, this is what I paid, plus tax and shipping. Great deal especially for tall people.
1485928
Yes...they are not collapsible and they fit one's specific height. I love mine, bought some for my 82 year old Mom...we are tall and the height specific size makes them fit nicely...
1801891
They fit perfect on my Trekker poles and unbranded eBay poles I bought out of China a few years back. I can't say if they will fit any other poles. I have been using them for a few weeks during daily hour long hikes in the woods or pavement after heavy rains and they are holding up real well and staying on the poles. Tips I bought a few years back on eBay fall off all the time.
643855
You need to purchase poles separately. Poles from REI are the same as sold by Amazon but they're about 25% cheaper.
127021
You can use the helmet strap, the side strap and the bottom one to attach hiking poles.
364103
I have never seen them advertised. This product comes from China, a basically good design that is indifferently quality-controlled and poorly packaged. Rather than look for the two-piece poles, you might consider selling the shelves on E-bay. They are hard to find.
900997
They held up fine for me. I don't use my poles for long hiking trips but for a few hrs most days. I don't usually go in the rain. I have been happy with them, but they don't hold their length in the snow, if that makes sense. (You twist and tighten in 2 places for the height you want.) It just doesn't hold in the winter. But that's fine. I just use reg. ski poles. Again over all, the poles work well and held up for my purposes. (baskets both came off in the leaves somewhere..) Hope that helps,
1938086
According to the description, The poles weigh 2 pounds. I believe it. Weight is not an issue.
159103
No... The poles are press-fit aluminum. High quality. They appear to be anodized.
986535
The poles come without protectors. In my case, I bought the "Black Diamond Trekking Pole Tip Protectors". Cheap price but very useful !!
2278796
No, they are really nice for the price. The kit comes with a pamphlet describing them in detail.I think for the price and quality, it is a good buy.
1838281
About a pound for both poles, extremely light weight and practical for the price.
2028799
when I bought them, they were priced at about 125 a piece. I spent 250 for the pair. No problems with them to this point.
1462172
Short answer, Yes they are. More info, although I am 5'10", I am about 215 lbs. The poles have at least an additional 1ft extension beyond my usage which would accommodate your height. They never seemed flimsy or have me pause in any areas as I hiked 500 miles across Spain with them.
1462174
They are sturdy and light... But lately I've been using the heavier REI 7075-T6 aluminum alloy Traverse PowerLock Cork Trekking Poles. They seem to be stronger and since I do a lot of off-trail hiking I feel more secure with these. My website is ArizonaTrekking.com
966334
I bought 2 cones for 18.80 and with shipping they were 27.25 - purchased thru Amazon direct from Pro Safety. Since you are a non-profit SAR unit you may be able to cut a deal with them. I'd send them a letter asking them for a price. They would also be able to give you a price on the shipping since it wouldn't be the same as what I paid. My best regards, John
499973
The poles come with multiple tips that work very well on a variety of surfaces for both walking and hiking.I have the same poles in Spain and Southern California on many miles of trails.
1237076
yes, you get two tips for the posted price. So far they are working out very well. They are better than other tips I have had on my canes and crutches. I plan to buy another set (those will be my 3rd set).