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Naturehike Far Wind™ Three-section Telescopic Carbon Trekking Pole (2pcs) (2026)
Trekking & Hiking Pole
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Questions fréquentes
Ajusteurs BorderlineA pair. Most hikers use two: they save your knees on descents and give you two extra points of balance on rocks and creek crossings.
62 to 135 cm adjustable in three sections. Set the grip so your elbow is at 90° on flat ground; shorten going up, lengthen going down.
Carbon is lighter (about 190 g per pole) and damps vibration on hard-packed trail. It does not bend under a hard sideways load; it can crack, so do not use it to pry rocks. For most hikers the weight saving is worth it.
External flip locks in aluminum and nylon, EVA foam grips, tungsten-steel tips.
À propos
Naturehike Far Wind™ Three-section Telescopic Carbon Trekking Pole (2pcs) (2026)
A matched pair of 3K carbon trekking poles with flip locks, EVA grips and tungsten-steel tips: light enough to forget on the climb, and they save your knees on the way down.
Key facts
- Sold as a pair
- 62 to 135 cm adjustable, three sections
- 3K carbon fibre shafts, about 190 g per pole
- Aluminum and nylon external flip locks, EVA foam grips
- Tungsten-steel tips
Why this one
- Carbon damps vibration on hard-packed trail and weighs less than aluminum.
- Flip locks adjust with gloves on; twist locks do not.
- A pair in one box, so both poles match.
Good to know
Set the grip so your elbow is at 90° on flat ground; shorten going up, lengthen going down. Carbon cracks rather than bends under a hard sideways load, so do not use a pole to pry rocks.
Questions
Posées en magasin, réponses de nos ajusteurs
Is this one pole or two?
A pair. Most hikers use two: they save your knees on descents and give you two extra points of balance on rocks and creek crossings.
Will they fit my height?
62 to 135 cm adjustable in three sections. Set the grip so your elbow is at 90° on flat ground; shorten going up, lengthen going down.
Carbon or aluminum?
Carbon is lighter (about 190 g per pole) and damps vibration on hard-packed trail. It does not bend under a hard sideways load; it can crack, so do not use it to pry rocks. For most hikers the weight saving is worth it.
What locks and tips?
External flip locks in aluminum and nylon, EVA foam grips, tungsten-steel tips.
How does it compare with the single Hoar Trek pole?
The Hoar Trek is sold one pole at a time and is a touch lighter each. The Far Wind gives you a matched pair in one box with the same 3K carbon and tungsten tips. Buying two poles? This is the simpler buy.