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Black Diamond Alpine Carbon Solo (2012) Walking Staff

Weighing just 8 ounces and collapsing down to 23", the Black Diamond Alpine Carbon Solo is an ultra-lightweight staff. The Alpine Carbon Solo offers versatility for use as a trekking pole or a tent pole for a lightweight tarp.

Black Diamond
Alpine Carbon Solo (2012)

  • 8 oz
  • Ultra-lightweight,collapsible carbon staff
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  • Reg. Price: $89.94
    $59.95
  • Free shipping plus free returns
Black Diamond Alpine Carbon Solo (2013) Walking Staff

Updated for 2013! Weighing just 9 ounces and collapsing to a mere 23 inches in length, the Black Diamond Alpine Carbon Solo is an ultra-lightweight staff. The versatile staff can even double as a tent pole for a lightweight tarp.

Black Diamond
Alpine Carbon Solo (2013)

  • 8.9 oz
  • Ultra-lightweight,collapsible staff
  • Price: $89.95
  • Free shipping plus free returns
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Begun as Chouinard Equipment over 50 years ago, Black Diamond has always been at home on demanding rock walls and on the highest mountain peaks. Applying the same quality and innovation that has made them a stand-out performer in the climbing world, Black Diamond manufactures rugged, functional tents, trekking poles and headlamps.

Backcountry Edge is proud to be an authorized Black Diamond dealer.

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