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The elliptically-shaped Black Diamond® Spire Trekking Poles deliver more effiicent poling and a lockdown system that reduces the likelihood of pole rotation. Get unrelenting support on technical climbs and descents. The Compact is a shorter 49-inch version for folks who are under 5 feet 8 inches tall. Why carry extra weight?
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| Adjustment Method: | Snap-lock |
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| Antishock: | No |
| Grip Material: | Dual-density rubber and foam |
| Grip Type: | Ergonomic |
| Max. Length: | 49 in. |
| Min. Length: | 37 in. |
| Pair/Single: | Pair |
| Pole Material: | Aluminum |
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 | Black Diamond Spire Trekking Poles | $134.95 |
 | Black Diamond Spire Elliptic Trekking Poles | $134.95 |
 | Black Diamond Spire Ellip Compact Poles | $134.95 |
 | Black Diamond Trail Compact | $89.00 - $89.98 |
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"Light weight and sturdy" | |
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| I took these trekking poles with me to Denali. They worked wonderfully - both for helping me walk and for anchoring my tent. Near the end of the trip one of them fell into a crevasse. When I got home Black Diamond was more than happy to sell me a single one instead of making me buy a new set. The handles are fairly comfortable, although for long trips I usually need to wear gloves. | |
| Curtis at Moosejaw on 04/13/2009 | |
"Solid" | |
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| Used these on a trip to Yosemite. 60 miles over 7 days and a 50+ lb. pack and they didn't fail me at all. They are light weight and the locking mechanism is solid and can be adjusted on the fly. Couldn't have imagined not having these sum-b!tches on the trip. They made creek crossings, rock hopping, and overall hiking a lot better. Additional uses: Drying clothes Sword fighting | |
| Christopher at Moosejaw on 01/07/2009 | |
"Don't beat your self when life can be better!!!, and more stable." | |
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| Great trekking poles very stiff and durable. Love them tons. Poles save knees and can take some stress off back for better proformance over uneven terrain. I highly recomend a pair if you don't own a pair yet. Adds some weight but it's like walking with four legs instead of two. They can save your balance if you otherwise loose it on two legs. | |
| Gustav at Moosejaw on 03/17/2008 | |
"Life saver" | |
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| after a hard backpacking trip, these saved my life. my friends' knees were shot after slanted trails and going down hill while mine were fine. They work great while crossing streams. | |
| Lewis at Moosejaw on 06/16/2009 | |
"Recommend" | |
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| Just used the poles this weekend, they're GREAT. Worth the money. | |
| Patrick at Moosejaw on 08/18/2008 | |
"Broke on the last day at Philmont" | |
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| Good to go through most of the hike....80 plus miles, but on the last desent they broke....still trying to figure out what went wrong. Did not fall, just planted it and snap..... | |
| Thomas at Moosejaw on 06/29/2009 | |
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