Yukon Charlie's Elite Trekking Poles | Fast Lock, 65–135 cm, Snow & Trekking Baskets

All-weather versatility for hikers and snowshoers

Meet Yukon Charlie's Elite Trekking Poles, crafted to accompany you across seasons. The three-piece aluminum design balances durability with a light feel, while the Fast Lock mechanism lets you switch lengths quickly for changing terrain or different users. This setup is especially helpful when you navigate from packed trails to uneven ground, or when adjusting to a shorter or taller companion on group hikes.

Smart design for adaptable, on-the-go use

• Three-piece aluminum construction delivers strength without excess weight.
• Adjustable length from 65 cm to 135 cm for varied terrains and users.
• Soft Touch extended EVA grip stays comfortable and slip-resistant during long treks.
• Interchangeable snow and trekking baskets enable year-round use on snow or dirt.
• Durable coating and reliable fast-lock system keep poles secure while you move.

With the right length, you can find a stable stance on uphill strides and controlled balance on descents. The quick-lock action minimizes fuss, so you can focus on the scenery, not on gear tweaks.

Grip, comfort, and control in real-world use

• Soft Touch grip reduces hand fatigue and enhances grip reliability when bracing or pushing off.
• Balanced shaft design supports natural arm swing for comfortable, extended use.

These poles shine in everyday adventures: a chilly morning forest, a windy ridge, or a damp trail. Swap baskets to tailor performance for snowshoeing or hiking, making the set a practical companion for varied conditions.

Getting started and maintenance tips

Quick setup tips include setting the length to a comfortable elbow bend, securing the lock, and swapping baskets as conditions change. After use, wipe clean and store with baskets appropriately housed to protect the mechanism.

For those seeking versatile, year-round trekking support, Yukon Charlie's Elite Poles offer a flexible option that may enhance balance and stability on mixed terrain—without promising specific outcomes.