Chinook Gravity 3, Adjustable Hiking/Skiing Pole

Brand:Chinook

2.9/5

€
60.37

Chinook Adjustable Hiking Poles will make you believe that two legs are good, three legs are better and four legs are the best on the trails.The outstanding craftsmanship of these strong and lightweight poles will make any hike easier for both novice and experienced hikers. Features: - Strong and lightweight anodized aluminum poles - Two and three-section adjustable poles - Comfortable hand grip with web strap, Cork handle - Carbide tip for use on rocky or icy surfaces - One set of hiking baskets and one set of snow baskets - Chinook Antishock Spring System that can help reduce stress and strain on lower back and knees during long and short treks. - Extended Length: 54 3/8" - Collapsed Length: 26 3/4"

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EAN: 0774552510248

Categories Sports & Outdoors, Outdoor Recreation, Camping & Hiking, Trekking Poles,

Chinook Antishock Spring System that can help reduce stress and strain on lower back and knees during long and short treks. Carbide tip for use on rocky or icy surfaces. Comfortable hand grip with web strap. Two and three-section adjustable poles. Strong and lightweight anodized aluminum poles.

Brand Name	‎Chinook
Country of Origin	‎China
Customer Reviews	3.8 3.8 out of 5 stars 6 ratings 3.8 out of 5 stars
Handle Material	‎Aluminum
Item Dimensions LxWxH	‎26 x 4 x 2 inches
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H	‎27.4 x 3.4 x 0.6 inches
Item Weight	‎0.28 Kilograms
Manufacturer	‎Chinook
Material	‎Anodized Aluminum
Package Weight	‎0.34 Kilograms
Part Number	‎51024

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Scritto da: Mic

The tip broke off after a few weeks of use -- but I'll try again

Overall seemed like a great pole, very comparable to my wonderful old SwissGear pole I was replacing. But after less than a month of almost daily use (maybe 4-6 hikes per week), I noticed the carbide tip assembly was completely gone -- not just the tip, but the entire... well, whatever was there before. There are no pictures on Amazon showing the pole with the carbide tip visible, so I don't remember what it looked like. Anyway, there was just a bare pole left, with an open end, so unbeknownst to me it was filling with dirt and debris every time I stuck it into the ground. I'm sure this would have eventually mucked up the internal mechanism if I hadn't noticed the missing tip. And another odd thing -- the plastic piece near the bottom of the pole that you screw the baskets onto was cracked and broken, AND it appears to be on upside-down. I don't know if that could have contributed to the loss of the carbide tip or not, since I don't know how it was actually constructed. But, Amazon customer service says they're issuing a refund, so if/when that comes through, I'll order another one of these and I'll make sure it's put together correctly before I take it out on the trails. And then I'll update this review in a month or so, hopefully with a better outcome.