Swiss Gear Hiking Pole

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Swiss Gear Hiking Pole

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Swiss Gear Hiking pole is a must have for those hiking or walking, especially for a long period of time. The extra support of a pole takes miles off your knees and hips. It opens from 26" closed to 56" fully extended. The anti-shock carbide design helps you tackle rugged mountain trails or when you're enjoying a leisurely stroll. A rubber protective cap and rubber tip included. Lightweight and always ready to go, a necessary gear item. Swiss Gear is dedicated to technology, performance and durability in every piece they create. You will enjoy the experience ! 10 Year limited warranty. Customer care @ 1-888-797-2769 (or) www.swisscampinggear.com

Made of durable aluminum alloy with 3 adjustable telescoping sections
Comfortable hand grip with adjustable strap to keep you and your pole together
Built-in compass to keep you on track
Protective cap, basket and rubber tip included for their anti-shock design
Will fully compress to put away and extended to assist your walking needs

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List Price:	$19.99
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Product Details:

Product Length:	26.5 inches
Product Width:	1.8 inches
Product Height:	1.8 inches
Product Weight:	2.85 pounds
Package Length:	26.5 inches
Package Width:	2.5 inches
Package Height:	2.5 inches
Package Weight:	0.8 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 50 reviews

Customer Reviews:

Average Customer Review: 3.5

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Good performance for the price Jan 26, 2010
I have used a pair of these poles to do the Tongariro Alpine Crossing in New Zealand twice and the Ruapehu crater climb once. They have not failed me yet and have certainly saved a lot of stress on my knees. I was having some trouble with the locks, but have figured out two things about them: 1) Don't unscrew the locks too far. 2) If they are balky, often a slight push/pull in the lengthwise direction helps. Now my only problem is that I have lost one of the baskets; hope I can get a replacement.

Cheap Plastic parts Sep 08, 2009
After 6 hikes, the plastic thread that expands/reduces the length of the pole became loose and the pole became useless.

swiss gear hiking pole Jun 01, 2009
Ordered this for my husband. We go hiking a lot and this item was perfect for where we go. I didn't know about this item until I was on Amazon.com. This is a great website!

Lasted Only One Hike! May 25, 2009
I purchased a pair of these poles at a local Walmart and one of them lost the ability to lock once expanded after just one hike. I will never purchase a swiss gear pole again.

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The Case of the Disappearing Tips May 19, 2009
I bought my set of SwissGear Hiking Poles at WalMart for $18.88. My main objective was to get back to walking for exercise with my friend who purchased her poles for $80. plus. Hers are fancier, but mine work just as well EXCEPT for the fact that after only 3 weeks' use, the TIPS are already down to the metal, and clink when I walk on the walkway. Hers show little wear. I NEED NEW TIPS!!! (Walmart doesn't have them) HELP!!!
Other than that, I love 'em!
76 year-old Gramma Ann

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