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Hit the hiking trail or head out for a little snowshoeing with Black Diamond's lightweight Trail Compact Trekking poles in hand. Shorter, lighter, and with a reduced grip size, the Compact gives you the exact fit that you need in an adjustable, 3-section pole that locks in to position with durable FlickLocks then hit the trail with the comfortable dual-density grip top in hand.
The Trail Compact from Black Diamond is built for trekking and travel. Hiking with the Trail Compact gives you better balance and less impact on your knees and hips. The Trail is great for snowshoeing in the winter and day hiking in the summer.
The affordable, easy-to-use Black Diamond Trail Compact trekking poles combine double FlickLock adjustability, comfortable foam grips and excellent value.
Reliable and durable, the Black Diamond Trail Compact poles are your all season hiking companions.
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| Adjustment Method: | Snap-lock |
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| Antishock: | No |
| Collapsed / extended length: | 24 inches / 25-49 inches |
| Gender: | Unisex |
| Grip Type: | Straight |
| Grip material: | Dual-density foam |
| Material: | aluminum |
| Max. Length: | 55 in. |
| Maximum length: | 49 inches |
| Min. Length: | 26 in. |
| Minimum length: | 23 inches |
| Pole Material: | Aluminum |
| Sections: | 3 |
| Shaft material: | Aluminum |
| Shock absorbing: | No |
| Weight: | 1 lb 1 oz |
| Weight (pair): | 17 ounces |
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Sometimes, we can't be sure that the product is the same across the stores that offer its, so you may find the same product listed more then once on GearBuyer.com, we these list highly similar products below.
 | Black Diamond Trail Trekking Poles | $89.00 - $89.95 |
 | Black Diamond Trail Shock Poles | $99.95 - $109.95 |
 | Black Diamond Spire Compact Trekking Poles | $134.95 |
 | Black Diamond Trail Back Trekking Poles | $63.96 - $79.95 |
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 | Black Diamond Neve Strap Crampon Climbing > Crampons | $127.39 - $149.95 |
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| Color | Size | |
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| Compact | N/A | |
Cinnamon | 89.0089.95 | |
cinnamon | 89.95 | |
Eastern Mountain Sports (EMS) offers this product at $89.95, but does not provide any color/size information.
SummitHut.com offers this product at $89.98, but does not provide any color/size information.
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"Serious Stability, Even for the Big Guys" | |
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| These poles absolutely rock the trails they have been used on. I am a large fella of substantial height and weight and the flick locks keep these poles locked and stable every step of the way. I have never had to stop and tighten the locks even after many miles of climbs and descents that required me to heavily lean on them throughout two days. If you have a shelter that uses your poles for setup the flick lock functions perfectly. My Outdoor Research Nighthaven shelter was rock steady in some very heavy winds and these poles never slipped a millimeter. The only con is the lack of protective rubber tips, but I am primarily on dirt and rocky trails so it is not a big deal for me. | |
| Benjamin at Moosejaw on 07/15/2009 | |
They can take some abuse | |
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| The poles survived nicely on a 2.5-day backpacking trip despite the points getting caught between rocks and what-not a few times (my fault; not the equipment) and other minor stresses on them. Slight pre-blister irritation, but I adjust my grip at times to reduce rubbing on that spot. They are my first poles (I've used them 3 times now), and have made hiking much easier for me by allowing my to use my arms to take some weight and help me balance. | |
| RosiePNW at REI on 08/03/2009 | |
"These are great!" | |
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| Decided to save my knees and purchase a pair of these. They are nice, lightweight and compact for easy storage when you don't need them. | |
| Donna at Moosejaw on 09/28/2009 | |
