The Mountainsmith 2024 Halite 7075 trekking poles offer sturdy 7075 aluminum construction, folding to 16 inches for easy storage. With cork grips, anti-shock, and quick-adjust, they are a high-performance choice at a sale price of $59.77 (compare at $127.91). Ideal for backpacking and hiking.
Specifications and Materials
Four sections of 7075 aluminum
Folds down to 16"
Outerlock (OLS) system for quick height adjustment
Molded cork and EVA handles
Removable hiking and snow baskets (lock pin style)
Replaceable rubber boot tips and carbide tips
Functions and Compatibility
Collapsible for portability; compatible with standard baskets and tips; provides stability and reduces impact.
Selection Criteria and Use Cases
Perfect for backpacking, day hikes, and snowy treks where weight and packability matter.
Price Value and Deal
Save 53% off, plus 15% with code SLUNG15. Free shipping on orders over $45.
Features
4-section 7075 aluminum folds to 16 inches for easy packability
Outerlock (OLS) system enables quick, secure height adjustments
Cork and EVA handles reduce hot spots - 53% off now
Tips: Replaceable rubber boot tips and carbide tips
Model: 2024 Halite 7075
Baskets: Removable hiking and snow baskets (lock pin style)
Material: 7075 Aluminum
Sections: 4
Product Type: Trekking Poles (Pair)
Folded Length: 16 inches
Locking System: Outerlock (OLS)
Handle Material: Cork and EVA
Seller: Slung Over
MPN: 2024 Halite 7075
Product Details
Why Opt for the Halite?
These poles combine advanced materials with practical design, offering superior performance at a discounted price. At $59.77, you save over $68, and with the SLUNG15 coupon, you save even more. A must-have for serious hikers.
Frequently Asked Questions
How short do the Halite poles fold?
They fold down to 16 inches, making them highly portable for backpacking.
Are Halite 7075 poles good for backpacking?
Yes, their lightweight aluminum and collapsible design make them excellent for backpacking where weight and space are critical.
How do the Halite poles compare to the Pinnacle?
The Halite uses higher-grade 7075 aluminum and features cork grips, while the Pinnacle has a TPR handle and anti-shock; both offer adjustability but differ in materials and price.
How do I replace the baskets on the Halite 7075?
The baskets are lock-pin style: depress the locking pin, slide off the old basket, and slide on the new one until it snaps into place.
Where can I get the best deal on these poles?
Buy now for $59.77, a 53% discount. Use coupon code SLUNG15 for an extra 15% off.
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Customer Reviews
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★★★★★★★★★★5.0
w**h
Lightweight and strong
These poles are incredibly light. I barely notice them when strapped to my pack. The folding design is convenient, and the cork grips are comfortable for all-day use. Perfect for hiking and backpacking.
★★★★★★★★★★4.0
f*r
Verified
Great poles, but the locking mechanism
The poles are great - very light and fold down to nothing. However, the locking mechanism can be a bit tricky to get right, and I've had one slip once. Once you figure it out, they're solid.
★★★★★★★★★★5.0
x*****l
Verified
Excellent for backpacking
I took these on a three-day trip and they performed flawlessly. The 7075 aluminum is sturdy yet light, and the folding feature makes them easy to stow. Cork grips are a bonus. Highly recommended.
★★★★★★★★★★3.0
w***o
Verified
Decent but not for heavy use
These are good for light hiking, but I'm worried about their long-term durability. After a few rough trails, I noticed some scratches and a slight wobble in the joint. They work, but I wouldn't trust them for extreme conditions.
★★★★★★★★★★5.0
x**t
Verified
Great value for the price
I was skeptical at first, but these poles are fantastic. They feel like poles twice the price. The cork grips are comfy, and the folding design is a space-saver. I've used them on multiple hikes and they're still going strong.
★★★★★★★★★★4.0
w**q
Verified
Good poles, but the carrying bag is cheap
The poles themselves are excellent - lightweight and stable. The included bag, however, is a bit flimsy and doesn't offer much protection. I'll probably just use my own sleeve. But the poles are five-star worthy.
★★★★★★★★★★5.0
g***a
Excellent for tall hikers
I'm 6'4" and these poles extend to the perfect length. The cork grips are a nice touch and feel more premium. They're easy to adjust and feel solid on descents. Worth every penny.
