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The Carbon C3 Cloud Compact from Komperdell is a very lightweight pole, but despite that it is very tough and well-designed.
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The Trekmates are a budget option and would be David Lintern's personal choice when it comes to poles that incorporate a folding lock system.
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The Carbonium Ascent is a three-section, composite pole tested by David Lintern. Here's his verdict.
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A lot of thought has gone into the Silva trekking poles carbon, which are lightweight, comfortable to use and exceptionally robust. It’s a three-section pole with a good range of adjustable height.
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The Black Diamond Trail received David Lintern's Best Buy accolade in his January 2023 tests of trekking poles. Find out why.
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