Bastoncini da trekking Cascade Mountain Tech - Bastoncini da passeggio o da escursionismo in fibra di carbonio con chiusure rapide regolabili Bastoncini da trekking blu

Brand:Cascade Mountain Tech

3.7/5

€
98.89

BONUS TIP KIT - Include cestini da neve, cestini per sabbia/fango, punte per stivali in gomma, punte in gomma, clip per bastoncini da trekking e una borsa per il trasporto. COMFORT SUPREMO - LE MANOPOLE IN EVA offrono una presa leggera e antiscivolo insieme al nostro cinturino da polso regolabile. L'impugnatura in EVA estesa offre sollievo per una rapida transizione sul terreno che cambia. I nostri pali includono anche punte in carburo di tungsteno. BLOCCO RAPIDO ED ESTENSIBILE - Il nostro blocco rapido ti supporterà durante tutte le tue avventure, è facile da usare e affidabile per tenere il palo all'altezza desiderata che va da 26 "- 54". PALI LEGGERI E COMPATTI - 7. 8 oz. O MENO DI un chilo: i nostri bastoncini in fibra di carbonio offrono a escursionisti, camminatori, escursionisti, campeggiatori e altro ancora l'opzione migliore per un palo leggero e resistente quando si concentra la velocità e l'imballaggio ultraleggero. VALORE FORTE DI ALTA QUALITÀ - I bastoncini sono realizzati con FIBRA DI CARBONIO AL 100%, nota per la sua leggerezza. Questi bastoncini sono facili da usare per i principianti e resistenti per gli escursionisti.

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Categories: Sport e tempo libero, Attività all'aperto, Campeggio ed escursionismo, Bastoncini da trekking,

Base Material	‎Rubber
Brand	Cascade Mountain Tech
Brand	‎Cascade Mountain Tech
Brand Name	‎Cascade Mountain Tech
Color	Blue
Color	‎Blue
Country of Origin	‎China
Customer Reviews	4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars 5,665 ratings 4.6 out of 5 stars
Extended Length	54 Inches
Extended Length	‎54 Inches
Handle Material	‎Rubber, Ethylene Vinyl Acetate
Included Components	‎Trekking Poles
Item Dimensions LxWxH	‎26 x 5 x 1 inches
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H	‎27.8 x 5 x 2.2 inches
Item Weight	‎1.47 Pounds
Lock Type	‎Quick
Manufacturer	‎Cascade Mountain Tech
Material	Carbon Fiber
Material	‎Carbon Fiber
Maximum Height Recommendation	‎53 Inches
Model Name	‎TP-CF-QL-EVA-3
Package Weight	‎0.77 Kilograms
Part Number	‎TP-CF-QL-EVA-2
Shaft Material	Carbon Fiber
Shaft Material	‎Carbon Fiber
Size	‎Eva Grip
Style	‎Carbon Fiber Eva Grip
Suggested Users	‎Unisex-adult
Warranty Description	‎Cascade Mountain Tech offers a limited manufacturer’s warranty on all of our products for a minimum of one year from the date of purchase to the original retail buyer. As some of our products carry longer than a one year warranty, please check your individual product documentation for more information. Our limited manufacturer’s warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship for intended uses only. In the case of a defect, will be happy to send replacement parts or product to resolve the issue. We do not warranty for misuse or unintended purposes

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Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Saved my bacon - twice

I almost never write product reviews, but I've now promised myself twice I would write one for these poles, so no more procrastination. In short, I've had these for close to a year and they've been a great purchase. When I bought them I was a little apprehensive based on a few reviews referencing quality issues/robustness, but I've experienced zero problems. Bacon saving #1; I was trying to do a sunrise summit late last year, got lost on a boulder field in the pitch dark and they were invaluable in traversing that mess and held up to getting stuck in crevices, flexed in weird ways, carrying all my weight, etc. I would have been SOOL without those that night. And just last weekend (and the final impetus to write this), I was 10 miles into a hike in the boonies, buggered up my foot and had to walk out. I wouldn't have made it without the poles and I can attest to their ability to carry a lot of weight, for a long way, with no issues. If they do eventually break, I'll immediately try to replace them with the same type. And at the price, I can do that several times for the same $s as their more expensive equivalents.

Scritto da: Hiker Art

Handle Straps On CM Trekking Poles custom adjustment for a R and L strap configuration.

I bought a pair of the 3K carbon CM and Aluminum CM Trekking poles as support for a tent. I normally use hiking sticks I made from a tree that grew in a cluster of branches out the ground and have a natural curve that's a natural shock absorber, they are the same weight as the Aluminum CM poles, but didn't work with the tent. The straps on the poles come so the wide part only fits one hand, when your hand is inserted up from the bottom so that the wide part of the strap supports the edge of palm of your hand. On the other one it will be the narrow part supporting the palm. Not good in two ways lack of support and now the wide part is under your thumb, it's cumbersome. What to do? I got to looking them over and you see the metal pin at the top of the handle there's your solution. I positioned the pole on a bench and took a small old drill bit the size the pin, and drifted it out, using a hammer, light taps leaving room for pin to comes out other side, but not all the way out. Now that the pin is out you can remove the strap and wedge. I loosened the other strap to see how it was put together. Then I did a dry run to figure out how to put It back together, so the wide part would be under may palm. Then reinsert the thin parts of strap in the pole and hold them in place and tap the pin back in making sure it comes between the U of the straps are making in the hole, as the straps loop around the pin. Now make adjustments for fit and I find it helps to tap the block back into help the straps hold in place, on both poles. Final configuration is looking at the straps the soft inner part is entering the top side of each handle and hangs to the right on one and to the left on the other handle. The logo is on the out side of each strap, the long adjustment piece is next to the cork handle as it exits the hole, narrow thumb side of the strap enters the hole under the wide part with the soft side up. The strap soft wide part leave the top of each handle facing up making a J shape, on the right hand and Inward facing J on the left hand. Now you have a right and left hand trekking pole. Coming up through the J loops for the bottom will put a all three layers of the strap under the palm of your hand between the thumb and index finger securing the adjustment block into the handle. Going straight through the loop and grabbing just he cork handle leave every thing loose and subject to loop slip it flops around. If you don't want the straps on, just drift the pin out and remove the strap and tap it back in it's a really tight fit and wont fall out. This would be a way to replace worn straps. Could this be done at the factory sure, but that would take time. The cam flip lock adjustment, on these had a clear nut on them, to adjust tightness open the lock give the nut a few turns with your finger then close the lock, there should be some resistance as it closes and kind of makes a slapping noise as it closes, check for slipping either by pushing down putting you weight on the extended pole and or trying to twist rotate the locked sections of the pole, maybe do both. Locks are fixed to the pole sections with the locks closing from the left side front and nut on the right back. The locks backs line up with the back of the pole, unlock top lock, pull second section out, then sight down the to align the second lock up with the top one, now lock the top, next pull out bottom and lock it. Make hight adjustment as needed. Not aligning the locks is why some get wonky lock positions, still works just looks funny. Additional attachments are threaded on to the pole. When close to the shorted position if the tip rattles just slide it out past where it tappers and re lock. I did returned the tent no head room and the poles as they weren't needed. I did put my weight into the poles when locked in place and nothing moved on either 3k or Al CM.

Scritto da: Erin Nipper

Nice quality and light weight

Bought these as a gift for my mom. They are very nice quality the material seems to be very sturdy. They are also very light weight and the ranges of different heights they can be used for is great! Once she has tested them out on the trail I will update with how they hold up in the wild

Scritto da: DexMo Diagnostics, LLC

Very light weight and quality poles

These poles weigh very little and seem to be good quality. For the money these are a very good buy.

Scritto da: Ben Pisanty

Ultra light!

So far, used them for ~55 miles of hiking in Zion and the Grand Canyon. The two-section poles were the right choice! It makes them lighter, yet still small enough to (barely) fit in my dropped luggage. Poles can't be taken in a carry-on anyways, so it does the trick. The extended padding makes them very versatile for changing slopes, which is a nice touch. Far better than REI's aluminum options at a similar price range.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Nice product, but...

Nice product but the clips that hold the extensions in place need to be better. They allow the extensions to loosen and slip down.

Scritto da: cop402

Strong and very light.

I am a professional snowshoe guide and I thought I would give these a try. Man, hands down these are the best poles I have ever used. The carbon fiber poles are very light weight and strong. I was a little concerned if they would break in temperatures in the minus numbers. No problem, at -10 degrees no issues. I would recommend then to anyone who are serious snowshoers.

Scritto da: Savy Shopper

Amazing quality and feel! Buy these!!!

These are excellent quality trekking poles for an unbelievable feel. The weight feels really good in your hands and they are light weight. I cant believe i almost spent over 200 bucks on black diamonds. Trust me, buy these.

Scritto da: fromblore

Best trekking pole for all terrains

Just finished Kedar kanthantrek for 5 days and this was a real savior. Light yet very strong on land, swamp, heavy snow

Scritto da: M Mac

Very happy

These poles are great . I researched loads of brands and centred on these for their weight and price . The reviews that they get on expert websites speak for themselves and can be qualified by the great service I have had out of them. These poles are definitely worth a try away from the big brand names as they are light , sturdy , easy to operate and come at a great price. Well done cascade

Scritto da: MS

Hiking game changer

Ultralight and great value. Two concepts not always synonymous. These poles are superb and half the cost of better known competitors. Cork handles, carbon fibre and light for this price is a steal.

Scritto da: Denise Puckett

Amazing walking poles

Amazing walking poles, light, compact and sturdy. Fantastic price and great reviews found on doing my research. As a regular mountain walker and hiker thoroughly recommended ????

Scritto da: Gary Mill

sturdy, easy to adjust and comfortable to use

Light, sturdy, easy to adjust and comfortable to use. Great value!