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Komperdell Trekking Poles

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Komperdell C3 Carbon Powerlock Compact Trekking Poles (Pair)

Komperdell C3 Carbon Powerlock Compact poles are among the lightest (12.3 oz/pair) trekking poles on the market. Designed for women or men with smaller hands, these carbon-fiber poles are lighter, shorter and equipped with a slimmer grip.

Komperdell
C3 Carbon Powerlock Compact

  • 12.4 oz/pair
  • Reg. Price: $139.94
    $99.95
  • Free shipping plus free returns
Komperdell C7 Titanal Carbon Women's Trekking Poles (Pair)

Komperdell C7 Titanal Carbon Women’s poles are well-suited for alpine use, snowshoeing or year-round hiking. A hybrid aluminum and carbon design provides these two-section poles with a balance of durability and lightweight construction.

Komperdell
C7 Titanal Carbon Women's

  • Reg. Price: $109.94
    $81.95
  • Free shipping plus free returns
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Komperdell has been a leading manufacturer of telescopic poles since 1922. Through innovative technologies, Komperdell has built a reputation as a maker of high-quality poles.

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          Lighter than standard poles, these lightweight designs optimize swing weight for less fatigue.

        • Rugged-Use Poles (1)

          Tough and durable poles for any terrain.

        • Snowshoeing Poles (1)

          While most trekking poles accept add-on baskets for showshoeing, these snowshoe poles have been specifically tuned for use in the snow.

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