GPTCAMP Walking Sticks,Trekking Poles Collapsible Hiking Poles,Lightweight Folding Travel Walking Pole for Men Women,2pc Adjustable Hiking Stick with EVA Foam Grips for Backpacking

After using just 2 days, I must say that so far, this is the most comfortable option for my limited mobility needs. I have mainly used just one so that my other hand/arm is free to carry things. It appears to provide quite a good amount of support- better than cane or walker. However, I am a small person wwighing under 90 lbs with balance issues- not sure how it might work with larger folks.

Very nice and sturdy. Better instructions on setting the height would be nice . Other than that they are well worth the purchase price.

Very practical for walking

Well folks, we've gone all of these millennia since prehistoric man, and it brings us to 2024 and I am reviewing a stick.All joking aside, this is a really fantastic stick. The pricing is really competitive with other types of trekking poles that you could buy out there in a budget category but this one stands out in a couple of different ways. I'm going to compare this to one that I got from a Chinese company. I will point out that the cheaper model came in three pieces with no instructions and I tried to send it back because I thought it was broken. That's what you get on a budget model. Let's cut to this thingThis model ditches a cheap foam handle with a cork handle that feels really firm and yet yields at the same time. But that's not the thing that really draws my attention to this stick. The thing that I like most about this is that the pieces come pre-attached with a piece of shock cording. It takes a minute to figure out when you want to take it apart for storage in the included bag, but it really is a game changer once you get used to it. You don't have to worry about it coming apart in multiple pieces you could strap it to the outside of a pack it is fantastic.I'm at a phase now where my knees aren't quite what they used to be and I'm looking for something a little bit more comfortable than just picking up a stick off the ground which is fine when you're 10 but is a very different game when you're in your 40s. The metal construction of the poles has that space age feel to it where it's somehow sturdy and somehow incredibly late at the same time. I don't know that I'd use it to fight a bear, but I do feel like it'll support my beer belly going up a hill. What I'm really excited about with it is that you can change its height for the purposes of tarp camping so if you bring just these two poles and a standard walking stick you can build just about any type of shelter in a bushcraft environment. I'm going to finish with this last little feature that I didn't pick up on when I ordered this but the hand straps are adjustable they have a locking mechanism inside so you can fit it perfectly to your wrist but then ditch that whole plan and use it to anchor a shelter at the same trip.It does come with some hardware then probably not going to use but that other people probably will and will probably be excited about. There's like this rubber stopper that's great for indoor floors, but you can remove it to expose a point which might be really useful while hiking and doing the whole rocks and crevices thing. However it also has this weird flared out piece that reminds me of a ski pole which you could use. I don't know why you would use that but I'm sure there are people out there. If the cork handles aren't quite your speed just below them there is a piece of foam with a little bit of give to it so you could always hold that part if the texture of corks gives you out a little bit.I would buy these for other people that I Hijed or camped with

These things are great! Lightweight, compactable, and they even come with different feet for different terrains. They're about a foot and a half long when compacted, so they fit inside my pack or on the side, without digging into my side with every step I take. All in all, solid get, highly recommended, especially if you love spending time on uneven terrain.

This walking sticks break down for storage so they are about 1/3 their normal size ... super nice. They assemble easily and are very sturdy. Good quality material and design. Recommended.

These walking/trekking sticks are fantastic! I like to take long hikes with my husband and these trekking sticks are perfect for my needs. They're really sturdy and easy to utilize. They're compact and easy to carry or store when not in use. I love that they come with a really nice storage bag. The sticks are super easy to assemble and disassemble. The grip is very comfortable and easy to use even for prolonged amount of time. The tips are nice and sturdy and sharp enough for gripping rocks and natural terrain. The wrist strap also comes in handy for longer hikes and ensuring I don't loose my footing or grip. The sticks are lightweight yet don't bend too easily on our long walks. All in all I'm very happy with the durability and quality of these trekking sticks. I am very happy with these walking/hiking/trekking sticks and would whole heartedly recommend them to those interested.

We were on a recent trip where we hiked using some non collapsible hiking poles. This was OK until we had to get on buses and trains with them. I had a way to attach the poles to my backpack. The other people did not. Even on the backpack it was a hassle. Having collapsible poles that could be put in a daypack would have been helpful. The GPTCAMP Collapsible Trekking/Hiking Poles is what we needed. They are lightweight at about 11 oz. each. I like cork hand grips and the lower foam grips come in handy on some terrain The bottom section (which collapses) fits firmly into the next section and locks/unlocks with a twist. The pole is all aluminum, including the clasp that opens/closes the sections for extension. Many companies use plastic. The height is easy to adjust. Several typical tips and mud/snow stops are included as well as a carry bag. I like these poles!EDIT: I used these today on a hike and I was very impressed with them. They were quick to setup and takedown. I really like having cork grips, especially when it it hot outside and my hands are sweaty. I really do like these poles!