Thread: Trekking Poles

I have a set of Black Diamond Alpine Cork Carbon poles. They are awesome, strong and sturdy for their weight. Not particularly cheap but they are useful for heaps of things (snowshoeing, climbing approaches, ski touring etc) not just hunting.

I got them from a online shop out of Germany (exxposed.com) which was way cheaper than here along with a chuck of ice climbing gear that I couldn't find here.

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I spend a lot of time in the bush doing trap lines - it can be slippery in the winter - I never go anywhere without my third leg - amazing how much extra ground control you can get with a strong pole - mine is a straight tube but a lady that works with me uses one that is adjustable - it still seems to be quite strong. I can bash the side out of regrowth beside tracks. Get them from somewhere like Mitre10 for about $10 - but I wouldn’t take it while I have a rifle!