Leki From Moosejaw - Free Shipping

Well, I thought a high-end pole would solve the twist-lock problem, but to no avail. Having used bargain poles for several years, I had hoped that a good pair of Leki's would…

- PAUL, 12/06/09
Chattanooga, TN

Both poles started off well, then 1.5 miles into the trail one bent and snapped without much weight on it at all. The other pole worked great for the remaining 12 miles. The h…

- Adam, 08/03/09

Friends made fun of me for using poles to walk and I stumbled over them the first time but after watching the DVD and practicing a few times, I love them now. Makes walking a…

- KRIS, 04/18/08
MERCER ISLAND

These poles are great. Super light! Excellent traction caps on them too. Can't believe they are so strong for their weight! Fully adjustable for short to tall. I'm 6'5 but the…

- RICHARD, 08/01/08
FORT GRATIOT

Got these pole before thru hiking the AT and PCT. 5,000 miles later and I couldnt be happier. Never bent, broke, or eatten by bears. No need to buy the fancy "anti-shock" p…

- MARK, 12/07/09
Media, PA

Had these poles for about 2 years. Extremely light and great for fast moving hiking. Friction locks come loose sometimes which can be a drag on a steep glacier. Mine finall…

- NATHAN, 07/04/09
WAYLAND

Flawless finish. More importantly, these poles work perfectly. The ergonomic grips feel comfortable and secure, the foam extension provides flexibility for a quick change of g…

- Julian, 02/12/10

I love these poles. I also have the carbon fiber ones, but they have too much flex to feel secure on rough terrain.…

- KIRK, 04/21/09
LONG BEACH

I first used Leki hiking poles when I went to Tibet. They were a life saver hiking around at high altitudes, but this model is even better than the pair I used back then. It…

- Ira, 01/11/10

I can't complain about these poles one bit.. As my bottom line says, you go from 2WD to 4WD when crossing tough terrain, rivers and streams, and the anti-shock really helps on…

- Chris, 04/21/09
Ogden, UT