Mountainsmith Halite 7075 Trekking Poles - Pair
With 4 sections of sturdy 7075 aluminum and the Outerlock system, the Mountainsmith Halite 7075 trekking poles are quick to adjust—and they collapse down to 16 in. for compact storage in your pack.




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- Outerlock height adjustment
- 4 collapsible sections; collapses to 16 in.
- Removable rubber tips
- Snow and hiking baskets included
- Molded cork and EVA handles and soft wrist straps help eliminate hot spots and pressure points
- Adjustable wrists straps
- Replaceable carbide tips
- Sold as a pair
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View all Mountainsmith Trekking PolesBest Use | Hiking |
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Shaft Construction | 7075 aluminum |
Grip Material | Cork / Rubber |
Adjustable | Yes |
Maximum Length (in.) | 53.9 inches |
Minimum Length (in.) | 48 inches |
Collapsed Length (in.) | 16 inches |
Maximum Length (cm) | 137 centimeters |
Minimum Length (cm) | 122 centimeters |
Collapsed Length (cm) | 40.6 centimeters |
Locking Mechanism | Combination Lock |
Basket Type | Powder and Trekking |
Weight (Pair) | 1 lb. 4.8 oz. |
Gender | Unisex |
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Folds small. Just right.
Great walking sticks. I bought them because they fold small enough to fit in an overhead bag. But they are excellent performers. Comfortable. Lightweight. Used them hiking in Telluride and on the approach to HalfDome in Yosemite.
They kept coming apart
Unlike the bungee cords in tent poles, the cords in these poles were just that, cords. So first you have to shove the cord up the pole to get rid of it. Then when you lift the pole when hiking it comes apart. I did not even make it out the of my house with these before returning them.
Runs large
One the one hand, a great pole, although the locking mechanism is fiddly ... but I'm 5 foot 8 and even the smallest setting is too large for me.