Best Budget Hiking Poles For 2022 | Trekology Trek - Z 2.0 Cork Review

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  • Best Budget Hiking Poles For 2022 | Trekology Trek - Z 2.0 Cork Review
    Check out my latest review on the Trekology Trek - Z 2.0 Cork
    Purchased from Amazon
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    Product Details
    Sold in Pairs with holder bag.
    Adjustable Wrist Strip allows you to easily grab the pole again in the right place after letting go of the pole.
    Cork-colored EVA grips for comfortable handling and sweat absorption. It wicks away sweat from hands keeping them drier. It allows for a strong grip in extreme all terrain environments.
    Strong and Durable - Made from 100% aerospace grade 7075 aluminum that is stronger and more durable than carbon fiber poles.
    Adjustable height - easy to adjust with flip lock mechanism
    Included full suite of accessories for various terrains. (*Included accessories depend on TREK-Z version you choose)
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Komentáƙe • 9

  • @Thee-_-Outlier
    @Thee-_-Outlier Pƙed rokem

    The amazon lists a couple versions, they all look like cork but only one model specifically says it is cork. My guess is you bought or they sent one of the faux cork ones but here is supposedly a real cork version that weighs slightly more

  • @KristinaAdventures
    @KristinaAdventures Pƙed 2 lety +2

    very informative, thanks so much!!

  • @chiclisitano8774
    @chiclisitano8774 Pƙed 3 měsĂ­ci

    I’d like to know how to losen the strap

  • @JRoss707
    @JRoss707 Pƙed rokem +1

    Would you say these are more durable than cabin fiber poles. I’ve blown through two pairs of carbon fiber poles on the John Muir Trail over the last few years and I’m looking for something a bit more durable. Thanks for the review.

    • @TheOutdoorExplorerUK
      @TheOutdoorExplorerUK  Pƙed rokem

      Hi sorry for the late reply. I personally haven’t had much experience with carbon poles but I have a few different alloy poles. I would say the are more durable and a lot cheaper. For this price you carnt go wrong

  • @LeeCrago
    @LeeCrago Pƙed 2 lety +1

    Would these be suitable for using with tarp tents

    • @TheOutdoorExplorerUK
      @TheOutdoorExplorerUK  Pƙed 2 lety

      It depends on the height you set your tarp . If it’s between 115 cm and 135 cm you will be ok .