Trailblazer (trekking)
The Trailblazer—your perfect companion for hiking and trekking. Made from sustainable bamboo, it combines durability with lightweight performance. Cork grips ensure comfort, and teams up with the shock-absorbing flex of natural bamboo. Designed with a smaller hiking basket for increased agility.
With removable rubber tips, the Trailblazer is versatile enough for any environment. Whether you're hiking through forests, bagging peaks, or walking city streets, this trekking pole adapts to your needs.
- American-made
- Full-Grain Leather Straps (tanned, conditioned, and waterproofed)
- Cork Grips
- Caramelized Bamboo Shaft
- Hardened Tungsten Tips on Aluminum Ends
- Lightweight: 15oz per pole (48" length)
Eco-conscious/Sustainably Sourced:
- Sustainably grown bamboo that reduces your carbon footprint. Bamboo acts as a carbon sink, requires less water to grow, and is a renewable resource
- Metal tip, cap, and clamp created and milled from recycled aluminum
- Full-grain leather - a renewable resource from our food industry
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Trailblazer (trekking)
Designed for the Mountains
Premium, precision-made poles navigate the heights on powder days.
From grip to tip, each component has been meticulously designed, crafted, and tested to ensure unparalleled quality and durability.
- CAD designed parts
- Eco-sourced bamboo
- Grips made with recycled wine corks
Old-school American craftsmanship, superior materials, and cutting-edge technology set these poles apart.
What length poles do I need?
Our length calculator is designed to put your elbow just below a 90° angle—right where most skiers feel balanced.
But in the end, pole length is all about personal preference.
✅ Want a little more reach for rippin’ groomers? Size up 1–2 inches for that classic 90° feel.
✅ Skiing tight trees or the park? Some folks like going shorter.
Are your old poles the right length? - stick with what works. Grab a tape measure and check from the top of the grip to the bottom of the tip to get the real measurement.
Is there a right/left pole?
Yes. The copper rivet is meant to be on the left side, while the nickel rivet (the lighter colored one) is intended for the right.
Do you ship to my country?
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Do you have any retail stores?
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