TheFitLife Trekking Poles - Lightweight 7075 Aluminum Hiking Sticks with Cork Grips, Adjustable Telescopic Design, Metal Flip Lock for Men & Women -

TheFitLife Trekking Poles - Lightweight 7075 Aluminum Hiking Sticks with Cork Grips, Adjustable Telescopic Design, Metal Flip Lock for Men & Women -

Lightweight Performance for Long-Distance & Fast Hiking: Built for hikers who value reduced fatigue and efficient movement, these trekking poles are designed to support balance and rhythm over long hours on the trail—without weighing you down. 7075-T6 Aluminum — Lightweight Yet Highly Rigid: Crafted from premium 7075-T6 aluminum, these poles offer a high strength-to-weight ratio with excellent rigidity. Compared to standard aluminum poles, they feel lighter in hand while maintaining reliable structural support during continuous use. Only 9.1 oz Per Pole to Reduce Arm Fatigue: Weighing approximately 9.1 oz per pole, this lightweight design helps reduce arm and shoulder fatigue during long hikes, making it easier to maintain a natural hiking rhythm mile after mile. Balanced Flex for Natural Trail Feedback: Engineered with a controlled amount of flex to absorb trail feedback, these poles provide a more natural feel on mixed terrain while maintaining overall stability for balance and support. Reinforced Flip-Lock System for Quick & Secure Adjustments: The flip-lock features a metal locking plate combined with thickened, high-strength composite components. It allows fast length adjustments and holds securely once set, staying reliable through repeated use on the trail. Cork & Extended EVA Grips for All-Day Comfort: Natural cork grips wick moisture and gradually conform to your hands, while extended EVA foam grips provide additional hand positions on climbs and varied terrain—ideal for long hours of use. Multiple Color Options for Easy Identification & Personal Preference: Available in eight distinct colors, these trekking poles are easy to identify at trailheads, campsites, or group hikes—while letting you choose a look that matches your hiking style. A small detail that makes your gear feel more personal, mile after mile. Trail-Ready Accessories Included: Includes a waterproof carrying bag and essential rubber tips for pavement, rocky paths, and general trail use—so you’re prepared for different surfaces without carrying unnecessary extras. 1-Year Warranty & Responsive Customer Support: Backed by a 1-year warranty covering manufacturing and material defects under normal use. If you have questions or issues, our support team is ready to help—so you can focus on the trail, not the gear. Q1: Will these fit in a suitcase for travel?
Yes. TheFitLife 7075 Aluminum trekking poles are 3-section telescopic (NON-FOLDING) poles.
They adjust from 62 cm (24.4"") to 135 cm (53""), and when taken apart into three sections, they pack down to about 56 cm (22""). This fits in a 22-inch or larger suitcase when placed diagonally.
For air travel, please note:
Most airlines don’t allow trekking poles in carry-on bags, so checked luggage is recommended.Most airlines don’t allow trekking poles in carry-on bags, so checked luggage is recommended. They can also be strapped to the outside of a backpack when hiking.
For backpacking: When hiking, most people just strap the poles to the outside of their backpack using compression or gear straps, so they’re easy to grab on the trail.

Q2: Do these trekking poles fold up?
No. These are telescopic (non-folding) trekking poles, not Z-fold poles.
Many hikers prefer telescopic poles because they offer a wider height range, stronger locking, and better durability compared to folding designs. They’re also easier to adjust on the trail and tend to handle heavier use more reliably.

Q3: Are they easy to adjust, and do the locks slip?
Yes. These poles use metal flip locks, not plastic ones. The locking plate itself is metal, which makes it more durable and less likely to break than plastic clips.
Many hikers also prefer flip locks over twist locks because you can see and feel when they’re fully locked, and they’re easier to adjust on the trail—even with gloves or in cold weather. Once set, they stay secure during normal hiking.

Q4: I’ve seen some reviews saying the locks don’t stay tight. Is that true?
This usually means the flip locks just need a quick adjustment before first use.
Open the flip lock and turn the screw slightly clockwise with the lock opened, then close the tab. You should feel light resistance when closing it. If it closes too easily, tighten a bit more; if it’s too hard to close, loosen it slightly. Once locked, press your weight on the pole to make sure it’s secure.
A short setup video on the listing shows this step clearly and makes it very easy.

Q5: What is the lock made of? I don’t want plastic locks that break easily
These poles use metal flip locks, including a metal locking plate, not plastic. This makes them more durable and resistant to cracking or snapping over time.
Many plastic locks can wear out or break with repeated use, especially in colder conditions. Metal flip locks are generally preferred for their strength and long-term reliability.

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