Gear Instruction
Cork vs. EVA Trekking Pole Grips: Which One Sho...
Compare cork and EVA trekking pole grips by comfort, sweat control, cold-weather use, and durability—plus when cork is worth paying for.
Cork vs. EVA Trekking Pole Grips: Which One Sho...
Compare cork and EVA trekking pole grips by comfort, sweat control, cold-weather use, and durability—plus when cork is worth paying for.
How to Maintain Your Trekking Poles: Tips, Lock...
Keep your trekking poles working longer with simple cleaning, lock care, and tip/basket replacements. A quick guide for hikers.
How to Maintain Your Trekking Poles: Tips, Lock...
Keep your trekking poles working longer with simple cleaning, lock care, and tip/basket replacements. A quick guide for hikers.
Trekking Pole Strap Guide: How to Use Wrist Str...
Learn how to use trekking pole wrist straps so they support you instead of rubbing your hands raw. Step-by-step with common mistakes.
Trekking Pole Strap Guide: How to Use Wrist Str...
Learn how to use trekking pole wrist straps so they support you instead of rubbing your hands raw. Step-by-step with common mistakes.
How to Choose Trekking Pole Tips and Baskets
Not sure which trekking pole tip or basket to use? Learn the difference between rubber tips, boot tips, sand & mud baskets, and snow baskets—and when to use each.
How to Choose Trekking Pole Tips and Baskets
Not sure which trekking pole tip or basket to use? Learn the difference between rubber tips, boot tips, sand & mud baskets, and snow baskets—and when to use each.
How to Pitch a Trekking-Pole Tent (A-Frame, Lea...
Match your tent’s required pole height, pre-cut guylines, and practice at home. A-frame is fastest; mids are best in wind; lean-to is a great lunch shelter.
How to Pitch a Trekking-Pole Tent (A-Frame, Lea...
Match your tent’s required pole height, pre-cut guylines, and practice at home. A-frame is fastest; mids are best in wind; lean-to is a great lunch shelter.
Trekking Poles for Seniors & Hikers with Knee Pain
Poles shift load from knees to arms. Start at 90°, shorten for climbs, slightly lengthen on descents, and let the strap carry the force.
Trekking Poles for Seniors & Hikers with Knee Pain
Poles shift load from knees to arms. Start at 90°, shorten for climbs, slightly lengthen on descents, and let the strap carry the force.