Summit Antishock

The triple spring system provides a noticeable dampening effect, particularly during steep descents. It absorbs the jarring impact that typically travels up your arms, which helps reduce fatigue in your wrists and shoulders over long distances.

Yes, the poles feature a classic expander lock system that allows you to adjust the length anywhere from 72 to 140 cm. This range accommodates most hikers and allows you to shorten the poles for steep climbs or lengthen them for descents.

Yes, the poles come with an interchangeable basket system. While they are equipped with standard trekking baskets for dirt and gravel, you can easily swap them out for larger snow baskets if you plan to hike in winter conditions.

COR-TEC is a blend of natural ground cork and rubber, designed to be both durable and moisture-wicking. It provides a secure, comfortable hold even when your hands are sweaty, and it resists wear better than standard foam grips.

No, these are telescoping poles, not foldable ones. While they don't collapse down to a small size for stowing inside a backpack, the telescoping design is generally more rigid and durable for heavy-duty support.

Carbide tips are significantly harder and more wear-resistant than steel or plastic tips. They provide reliable, biting traction on hard surfaces like rock, ice, and packed dirt, ensuring your poles don't slip when you need them most.