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LustyDusty33
3
Jan 27, 2018
Has anyone used these poles before? Would it be better to get the Ergo grip (15 degree grip, 2 carbon/ 1 aluminum section) or the Carbon without the 15 degree grip angle but all 3 carbon sections?
SandmanBravo
123
Jan 27, 2018
LustyDusty33I have the straight Black Diamond Alpine Carbon Cork Trekking Pole I bought from Moosejaw for $150. They were a replacement for my older aluminum flicklock poles. I can wholeheartedly endorse these poles. I'm 6'-1" and 240 lbs; these have never buckled or failed. I also use them as poles on a 'Tarptent' brand tent. I've used other poles with different locking mechanisms and the BD flicklock is the best IMHO. I love the carbon straight poles but can't comment on the ergos. I also bought the rubber tips since I use them a lot in rocky terrain and it gets a better grip.
LustyDusty33
3
Jan 29, 2018
SandmanBravoI appreciate the respond! I have gone with the straight Black Diamond Carbon Cork Trekking Pole. I feel like I will be very happy with this choice. See you on the trail!
SandmanBravo
123
Jan 29, 2018
LustyDusty33Glad to be of some help! Here is my gear in my basement (I think I have a problem) and the other pic is my poles:
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LustyDusty33
3
Jan 29, 2018
SandmanBravoHaha healthy gearhead addiction! I hope to have this much variety one day!
SandmanBravoYou should post this on our newest outdoor thread about gear closets! https://www.massdrop.com/talk/3498/ongoing-show-tell-gear-closet
SandmanBravo
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Mar 26, 2018
kim.suarezok, done.