How to Choose a suitable Trekking Pole


Whether climbing or hiking outdoors, trekking poles are indispensable. One is to improve balance, the other is to effectively reduce the burden on the knees and protect the knee relationship, while reducing the weight of the leg muscles to make the legs feel more comfortable, many trekking poles. In the following, I will only use my personal experience to say the basis and standard of my election.

1 Manufacturing materials

Now the vast majority of trekking poles on the market are made of high-grade aluminum that can withstand the rigors of harsh environments. In addition, manufacturers use titanium alloys and other composite materials. The outstanding advantages of these advanced technology materials are ultra-light weight and extreme durability. The use of these types of materials in the manufacture of trekking poles can effectively extend their useful life.

2 Length and number of segments that can be scaled

Whether telescopic adjustment is the latest popular theme in the trekking pole market. The telescopic portability of the trekking pole depends on how many sections the entire trekking pole is made of. The more the number of knots, the more the trekking pole can be compressed. For the moment, the three-segment rod is the most accessible and safest option in telescopic trekking poles. In comparison, although the overall strength of the two sticks is higher, it is more likely to cause breakage due to the small number of knots; the adjustable stick undoubtedly has the best strength, but how to carry it when not in use will be the most troublesome problem. 
3 Stick material

When it comes to the issue of stick material, durability is a primary concern. Carbide heads and tungsten alloy heads are undoubtedly the most durable rods on the market. They guarantee a better shape of the head and a longer life cycle than other heads. Steel rods are the most popular because of their price, but their wear is the fastest. If you are crossing some sensitive surfaces and want to increase the grip of your cane, you can use a detachable rubber head cap, which is what most trekking poles do.                                                                                                                                        
                                                                                                                                   

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