How to Choose Trekking Poles and Hiking Staffs

These Salomon poles are designed for trail runners. They're lightweight and resilient to act as an extension of your body. They enhance your ascents, stabilize the descents and boost the flats.
Imported.
View all Salomon Trekking Poles| Best Use | Trail Running |
|---|---|
| Grip Material | Foam |
| Adjustable | No |
| Ultralight | Yes |
| Maximum Length (in.) | 115 CM: 45.28 inches 125 CM: 49.2 inches |
| Collapsed Length (in.) | Unavailable |
| Maximum Length (cm) | 115 CM: 115 centimeters 125 CM: 125 centimeters |
| Collapsed Length (cm) | Unavailable |
| Locking Mechanism | Twist Lock |
| Basket Type | Trekking |
| Weight (Pair) | 12 ounces |
| Gender | Unisex |
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I bought the poles in May. First time user with collapsible poles. Took a few times of practice to get it down but very easy to learn and pickup. They worked great for hiking/trail running. The gloves are not 100% my favorite and felt they contribute to burning extra energy. It might just take a few more times wearing the gloves to get used to them.
Currently have about 8 days on these, good mix of scree to long backpacking (not exactly the intended use) and some trail runs. I personally have never used the leki running pole system but to me these have been super easy to clip in and out of without a thought or issue. I like the glove system and have had no problems on hot or cold days. Super light and will continue to use them
These poles are superb in performance, but the accompanying instructions for locking the sections are insufficient and misleading. Only by accident did I discover how to lock the three sections in place for running. If you pull the top section up and away from the lower, a lock pin is exposed. Nowhere in the instructions is this mentioned, and the illustrations on the instruction card are again insufficient.
Super lightweight and easy to assemble/deconstruct while moving forward on the trail. I also purchased the quiver for storing while cruising easier sections of trail. I hope I can get replacement hand straps when I have worn out the ones that came with the poles.
Not very robust, my pole bent on second use! Clearly have some manufacturing defects so be careful.
I wanted to try carbon fiber trekking poles as I have used aluminum Blk Diamond and Leki poles for years. I frankly bought the Salomon poles due to their relatively low price and the fact I have been satisfied with their running shoes and equipment. The poles are lightweight and appear to be quite sturdily built. The tension release button appears more robust than the ones on the Black Diamond poles in particular. I bought the Salomon CF poles to help in trail ultras and am very satisfied.
Picked up a pair from in Runners Soul in Kennewick, Wa and couldn’t be happier with their design and durability. The hand sleeve makes gripping the poles on steep ascents and descents a breeze! They stow away nice in the Solomon quiver perfectly. Also very affordable compared to other brands! For reference, I’m 5’10 and purchased the 120’s.
Love these poles! The hand wrap connects right into the hand position so it is fast and easy to disconnect the wrap from the poles. You don’t realize how heavy other poles are until you try these! Great for hiking, running and anywhere in between. Highly recommend these!
It is as you'd expect from top tier carbon poles. They weigh nothing, easy to use, to fold/unfold etc. Better price than competitors. So far so good. It's early days but they feel stronger than what I expected from light carbon poles.
These poles have got me through some of the toughest climbs in my trail running life. The straps are great and the collapsing design is flawless. Highly recommend for anyone looking for high end poles!


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