Hiking Pole Detachable Lightweight for Hiking Stick Walking Pole for Man Women

I loved it. Used hiking in Colorado. You definitely need to order extra links to make longer. I’m 5’3” and it wasn’t tall enough. Easy to assemble and disassemble. Liked the weight and it was very sturdy. I would definitely recommend.

I purchased this pole back in January of 2025 and used it multiple times over the last 11 months. High quality for a fraction of what others like sticks cost. Despite it high durability, I found a way to break the tip of the pole. I contacted the seller in November to buy a new part and they sent me a replacement free of charge. I did not ask for it, but their level of customer service was at a high-level as well. It's light weight, the pieces can easily be swapped out and when used correctly the pole is safe. I am 5'10 and found the extension piece necessary and made using the stick more comfortable at my height. The only downside may be the compass at the top of the stick. It is not always accurate.

I like this walking stick a lot. It's fairly sturdy and easy to put together. My only thing is that it takes a while to loosen each area when you want to get to any of the attachments. I do feel safe with it while walking on uneven areas. Overall a good buy.

To short. It’s like a walking cane

Every section has its own tool. I'm not sure why they don't show these in the pictures. Mine came with a knife, flint and steel, a whistle, a saw blade, bottle opener, a screwdriver, and cheap (albeit, functional) compass on top. It feels solid when assembled, and is light. Each section has wide, heavy duty screw threads with o-rings for waterproofing. Unfortunately, even with all extensions, it was unusably short for me (6'2"). However, I was impressed enough with the quality and price, I ordered another and just combined them

It's definitely a handy tool to have around. Great for when we walk the dogs. It's very light and almost feels flimsy but it's very sturdy and the tools are a great plus!

Sturdy yet balanced trekking/hiking pole. Injuries have forced me to depend on this trekking pole for light easy hikes while I work on trying to keep my mobility. If I'm honest about it, I would say I use it regularly as a cane but I don't want to admit that to myself just yet. It's not noticablely heavy to me but weight conscious hikers might prefer a trekking pole that is more traditional and lighter. Very simple to put together. I don't keep the accessories nested in the pole sections like it's designed since I'm using this more as an all around walking aid. But I like that it came with them and I just store them in the pouch that's provided.

It's light weight comes with neat tools, knife, and saw. Wanted it to have handy just in case a bear jumps out lol. Not bad for the price compared to the expensive one. I'm 5'2 perfect for my height. I do think it's too short for taller people.