Black Diamond Distance Carbon FLZ Trekking Poles | Sub 1 Pound Pole Set

At $180 for the set, these poles are not cheap, and should be insane performers on the trail. My experience has been really great with a few minor issues. Is it worth spending nearly $200 on a set of poles? Watch the review and decide for yourself.

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[NativeTearz]

Pros n cons! Great review!!! Thank you & have a nice weekend!

[adventureswithfrodo]

I am really glad you know how to put your hand through the strap on a trekking pole.
Not sure about BD way the fasten the strap to the handle.
I use to use solid country poles and you could really abuse them and not worry.
I have a similar pole and like the way the pole is solid. Most people don't need or even use adjustable pole. They are just advertising droids.

[freija]

Thank you for also mentioning the things you don't like that much; makes it an honest and helpful review!

[JaxxDrinkwater]

Man, I will admit I wish I liked to use trekking poles. Excellent review my friend.

[onetimeoutdoorsdj]

Very nice and I totally get what you're saying

[wildandliving]

Rubber tip is way better. I used both on surfaces rubber is better all around ok on rocks cabide tip is better on rocks but on gravel mud roads ect rubber way better and is OK on rocks so more surfaces it's better