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GOHUNT Carbon Cork Trekking Poles
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Overview
Built for backcountry hunters who need dependable support on long days and rough ground, these trekking poles are suited to everything from steep climbs to pack-outs and shelter setup. The three-section design uses 100% carbon fiber shafts with durable aluminum adjusters, giving you a practical range of adjustment for changing terrain and load conditions. An ergonomic cork grip and extended EVA foam section add comfort and control when the route gets steep. At 1 lb 2 oz per pair, they offer a lightweight carry without adding unnecessary bulk to your kit.
Why Hunters Choose the Gohunt
Three-section Design
Wide usable length range from
100% Carbon
Fiber shaft sections keep the
Durable Aluminum
Adjusters provide secure length adjustment
Ergonomic Cork
Grip adds a comfortable, reliable
Extended Eva
Foam section helps when moving
Key Features
- Three-section trekking poles with 100% carbon fiber shafts and durable aluminum adjusters.
- Ergonomic cork grip with extended EVA foam for added comfort on steep terrain.
- Usable length adjusts from 42 inches to 54 inches.
- Collapsed length measures 24.5 inches for easier storage and transport.
- External lever lock system for quick, secure length adjustment.
- Sold as a pair and listed at 1 lb 2 oz per pair.
Best Used For
- Backcountry hunters needing support on steep, uneven terrain during long approaches.
- Sheep-country users who want adjustable poles for demanding mountain travel.
- Elk or deer hunters carrying heavy packs out from remote terrain.
- Hunters pitching lightweight shelter and wanting added stability in camp setup.
Specifications
| Collapsed Length | 24.5" |
|---|---|
| Handle Material | Carbon fiber, PE, and cork handle |
| Lock Type | External Lever |
| Manufacturer Warranty | Lifetime - protects against defects in materials and workmanship under normal use |
| Material | Carbon fiber, PE, and cork handle |
| Sections | 3 |
| Usable Length | 42" - 54" |
| Weight | 1 lb 2 oz per pair |
Pros
- Three-section design offers a wide usable length range from 42 to 54 inches.
- 100% carbon fiber shaft sections keep the pole construction lightweight.
- Durable aluminum adjusters provide secure length adjustment.
- Ergonomic cork grip adds a comfortable, reliable handhold.
- Extended EVA foam section helps when moving through steep terrain.
- Collapsed length of 24.5 inches makes them easier to pack.
Considerations & Trade-offs
- The usable length range is fixed at 42" to 54", so it may not suit every user height or every shelter setup without checking fit first.
- At 1 lb 2 oz per pair, these are not the lightest option in the category, which may matter for hunters counting every ounce.
- The three-section design and external lever locks add adjustability, but they also mean more parts to manage than a simpler fixed-length pole.
- The cork grip with extended EVA foam is built for comfort and steep terrain support, but grip preference is personal and some users may prefer a different feel.
Suggested Comparisons
- Adjustable trekking poles
- Fixed-length trekking poles
- Backcountry hiking poles
- Shelter support poles
Suggested Accessories
- Trekking pole baskets
- Replacement pole tips
- Pole straps
- Pole storage bag
Frequently Asked Questions
What length range do the GOHUNT Carbon Cork Trekking Poles adjust to?
The usable length is listed as 42" to 54".
What length range do the GOHUNT Carbon Cork Trekking Poles adjust to?
The usable length is listed as 42" to 54".
How many sections do these trekking poles have?
They have 3 shaft sections.
How many sections do these trekking poles have?
They have 3 shaft sections.
What materials are listed for the poles and handle?
The specs list carbon fiber, PE, and a cork handle.
What materials are listed for the poles and handle?
The specs list carbon fiber, PE, and a cork handle.
What type of locking system do these poles use?
They use an external lever lock.
What type of locking system do these poles use?
They use an external lever lock.
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