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| mirank12. 12. 2016 20:00:36 |
I use three-section BD poles with quicklock system, which you can adjust a few times when they get too soft. I've changed tips twice and these are cheapest in Kibuba - less than 4 euros. I've had them over three years. I do cca 40-45 hard hikes yearly.
That poles are indestructible is kinda so; question of usage frequency and hike difficulty.. hope it helps, you decide yourself.
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| SamoK12. 12. 2016 20:26:50 |
Tehnomat definitely rules.
No need to go to Kranj, you get them by mail.
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| Daaam12. 12. 2016 21:23:10 |
I meant more if you're somewhere near Kranj, you just drive to the company and sort it in few minutes if you have some problem. Easier and cheaper than by post or via retailer.
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| viharnik12. 12. 2016 21:45:42 |
With Kohlo I have extremely good experiences, in durability practically eternal compared to others, especially those made with titanium alloy 
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| dejanch3. 01. 2017 14:23:55 |
Hi. I have one question, if anyone can help. I have Ferrino Ultar trekking poles. They're quite ok, only can't get spare baskets anywhere. The ones on them are all cracked, can't find new ones to replace in any store. Leki and Mckinley don't fit. Does anyone know where to get spares? Thanks
Dejan
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| grega_z_brega3. 01. 2017 14:49:21 |
What if you looked by sizes, not by manufacturer?
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| dejanch3. 01. 2017 15:12:31 |
I measured them. But nothing fits on. Huh weird stuff these poles are..
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| viharnik3. 01. 2017 15:14:41 |
Throw the brand away and buy Kohls, which are eternal, Tehnomat Kranj or Fizan cheaper, equally good.
If the company doesn't provide spare parts, then no development behind it but usually stuff comes from the east, "company" just sticks its label on.
True sizes of baskets won't be available, because each manufacturer makes its own to protect its prototype.
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| miri3. 01. 2017 17:47:50 |
"Eternal", replaceable, renewable you see on previous page.
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| palček plezalček3. 01. 2017 18:52:19 |
I popped into Igla, thought they used to have them. No more spare parts, but lady kindly said bring the poles and they'll find suitable baskets. Worth trying.
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| dejanch4. 01. 2017 12:48:43 |
I tried at ours, but they don't go on. I'll go without till I buy new ones, when replacing I'll take some where I can get spare parts. Thanks for answers.
Dejan
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| grega_z_brega4. 01. 2017 15:12:50 |
At least it doesn't get stuck between roots and rocks.
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| Janezs4. 01. 2017 18:20:04 |
Hiking poles
Most hikers today carry poles in hands to mountains. But really only about 10% use them. With pole need to push off with pressure from 5 kg on. Also pole placed far ahead doesn't serve purpose (doesn't allow push). Pole must have vidio (Cr. Mo. alloy) tip. Baskets smaller in summer, larger in winter. After many years (17) use notice legs have gone lazy. As with pole help they laze a bit. Also on descent no such balance in legs.
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| SamoK5. 01. 2017 09:26:37 |
Dr. Paličar has said his piece.
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| Kleemen21. 12. 2017 15:29:58 |
I'm interested in which hiking poles you recommend in the price range up to 30 €? So far I have always had McKinley, but it bothers me because the lower (metal) part that prevents the pole from slipping breaks very quickly. Thanks for the help.
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| djimuzl21. 12. 2017 15:54:26 |
With poles, the price is directly proportional to quality.
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| Kleemen21. 12. 2017 16:40:25 |
Which are the best in terms of price and quality?
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| Daaam21. 12. 2017 16:42:49 |
Tehnomat
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| turbo21. 12. 2017 17:55:33 |
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