Cragline | Collapsible Trekking & Hiking-Poles
Cragline | Collapsible Trekking & Hiking-Poles
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Cragline | Collapsible Trekking & Hiking-Poles
Built Strong, Made to Last
Cheap poles bend, wobble and lose their grip after a few hikes. Cragline is made from strong, lightweight aluminum with secure quick-lock levers that stay put under your weight, so your poles feel just as solid on your hundredth hike as on your first
Set Up in Seconds, Ready to Hike
Unfold the sections, flip open the lock, slide to your height and snap it shut. That’s it. No twisting, no guessing, and no fiddly parts. When you’re done, fold them back down and slip them into the carry bags.
One Pair of Poles, Every Kind of Trail
Swap the tip to match the ground. The tungsten steel tips bite into rock and ice, the trail baskets stop the poles sinking into mud and snow, and the rubber boot tips grip roads and pavement. One set of poles takes you from the car park to the summit.
What Our Customers Say
Excellent 4.8 / 5
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Lightweight Without Too Much Fuss
I didn't want bulky poles that would be awkward to carry when the trail became easier. These are lightweight, adjust without much effort and fold down for storage. The aluminum construction feels practical for regular hiking, and the carry bags are a nice addition for keeping everything together between adventures.
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Handy for Changing Trail Conditions
My usual routes alternate between flatter paths and steeper sections, so being able to change the pole length is useful. I shorten them for climbs and extend them for descents. The poles are easy to fold away when I don't need them, and the different tips and baskets add flexibility for outdoor use.
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Good Grip and Practical Design
What I like most is the combination of the foam handles and adjustable wrist straps. I can hold the poles comfortably without gripping them too tightly, which matters on longer walks. The locking mechanism is easy to understand, and the compact folding design makes them practical to keep in the car.
Why Settle for Less
A closer look at what sets Cragline apart from the poles you know
| Cragline | Others | |
|---|---|---|
| Strong Lightweight Aluminum | ||
| Locks That Don’t Slip | ||
| Tungsten Steel Tips | ||
| Tips for Every Terrain | ||
| Comfortable Foam Grip | ||
| Folds Compact for Travel | ||
| Quick and Easy Setup |
Why Choose Cragline Trekking & Hiking Poles?
The last pair of poles your hikes will need
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these poles good for both hiking and trekking?
Are these poles good for both hiking and trekking?
Yes. Cragline poles are made for both: easy day hikes, steep mountain trails, long multi-day treks and everyday walking.
Will the locks slip when I lean on them?
Will the locks slip when I lean on them?
No. The flip-lever locks clamp firmly around the pole and hold steady under your weight. If they ever feel loose, turn the small tension knob on the lock to tighten them
How do I adjust them to my height?
How do I adjust them to my height?
Flip open the lock, slide the pole until your elbow sits at roughly a right angle while holding the grip, then snap the lock shut. Go a little shorter for uphill and a little longer for downhill.
Which tip should I use?
Which tip should I use?
Use the bare tungsten tip for rock, ice and hard dirt; the trail baskets for mud, sand and snow; the rubber boot tips for roads and pavement; and the rubber caps for indoor floors or when packing the poles away
Do trekking poles really help on hills?
Do trekking poles really help on hills?
Many hikers find they do. Poles take some of the load off your legs on climbs and descents and give you extra balance on uneven ground.
How small do they fold?
How small do they fold?
They collapse down compact enough to fit inside most backpacks, suitcases and carry-ons, and they come with carry bags to keep them tidy.
How do I use the wrist straps properly?
How do I use the wrist straps properly?
Slide your hand up through the strap from underneath, then rest your grip lightly on the handle. Let the strap carry the load so you don’t have to squeeze the grip.