
RidgeTrek™ trekking poles
What you get on the trail
Aluminum shafts
Carrying poles over long miles adds weight to your arms. Each aluminum pole weighs 242 grams, so you swing a light shaft on a long trip while still having a rigid pole to lean on.
Tungsten steel tips
Rock slabs, wet mud and icy patches make footing uncertain. Tungsten steel tips give each plant a hard point to dig in, so you have an anchor point on steep, uneven ground.

Swappable terrain tips
Trails change from sand to snow to pavement, and one tip does not suit every surface. The interchangeable terrain tips fit the same poles, so you carry one set instead of several.
EVA foam grips and straps
Sweaty hands and a tight squeeze make long hikes tiring. EVA foam handles give a soft hold, and adjustable straps take the load through your wrist so you can keep a relaxed grip.
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Your free gift: Free Gift - Anti-Slip Grip Tape WrapFREERidgeTrek: Adjustable Trekking Poles for Rock, Mud and Snow
Steep, rocky descents with a loaded pack put a lot on two legs, and fixed-length hiking sticks cannot adjust or fold away. Trekking poles add two more points of contact, and RidgeTrek is a collapsible pair built around aluminum shafts.
A flip-lever lock sets each pole anywhere between 95 and 130cm, so hikers of different heights can use the same hiking poles. Tungsten steel tips grip rock, mud and ice, while interchangeable terrain tips are swapped in for sand, snow or pavement on winter trails.
Folded to 35cm, these trekking poles fit in the included carrying bags, a pack or a suitcase for travel. EVA foam handles sit under adjustable straps. The hand slides up through the strap loop and grips lightly, so the strap carries the load.
- Aluminum shafts
- Adjustable wrist straps
- Collapsible for travel




