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Select Costco Stores: Cascade Mountain Tech 100% Carbon Fiber Trekking Poles Expired
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$79.99
(Offer Valid In-Store Only)
Deal Editor's Note: This offer is valid In-Store only so we are unable to verify availability and sale price but since members are reporting success, we have decided to promote this deal to FrontPage.
Select Costco Stores (link for reference): has for its Members: 1-Pair Cascade Mountain Tech 100% Carbon Fiber Trekking Poles on sale for $24.99 each. Offer is valid In-Store Only.
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Select Costco Stores (link for reference): has for its Members: 1-Pair Cascade Mountain Tech 100% Carbon Fiber Trekking Poles on sale for $24.99 each. Offer is valid In-Store Only.
Thanks community member dmcccdmn for sharing this deal
Features:
- Quick Lock Feature for Easy Height Adjustment from 26" to 54"
- 100% Carbon Fiber
- Includes Rubber Tips, Boot Tips, Mud/Sand Baskets and Snow Baskets
- Comfortable Cork Grip with EVA Foam Down Grip
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- About this Offer: Our research indicates that this sale price is $30 less (54.54% Savings) than the next best price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $54.99.
- Reviews: This product receives 4.7 Stars out of 850 Customer Reviews.
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Edited May 22, 2023
at 01:10 PM
Costco has a pair of Cascade Mountain Tech 100% Carbon Fiber Trekking Pole for $24.99 in store.
Link for reference only: https://www.costco.com/.product.167602
Online is $70 for two pairs. When you call stores to check inventory, don't use the online product number. Ask them to check item number 2622102.
Features:
Quick Lock Feature for Easy Height Adjustment from 26" to 54"
100% Carbon Fiber
Includes Rubber Tips, Boot Tips, Mud/Sand Baskets and Snow Baskets
Comfortable Cork Grip with EVA Foam Down Grip
Link for reference only: https://www.costco.com/.product.167602
Online is $70 for two pairs. When you call stores to check inventory, don't use the online product number. Ask them to check item number 2622102.
Features:
Quick Lock Feature for Easy Height Adjustment from 26" to 54"
100% Carbon Fiber
Includes Rubber Tips, Boot Tips, Mud/Sand Baskets and Snow Baskets
Comfortable Cork Grip with EVA Foam Down Grip
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Pros: always love cork, lightweight
always love carbon fiber, lightweight
the tips can be changed for different functionality
Con: the strap does not adjust & lock into place, so they ALWAYS gradually move into the loosest strap slack when hiking.
The loose strap may make you fiddle around with grips while moving arms. So there is the potential to be less accurate when placing pole in steep cliff areas, so a bit unsafe as well. Wrist or forearm skin can also start chafing b/c the straps are not properly fit. I can tie a double knot, but it's an unideal & crude solution compared to other poles' locking ability.
That's my review & those were my experiences.
The 1 con mostly makes them to a backup set, or letting friends use. This is b/c when hiking 15+ miles, it's best to have properly engineered & functioning gear.
They are a great bang for your buck tho, b/c you cannot find cork & carbon fiber anywhere else for that price.
A great long-term review is here [andrewskurka.com]. Summary: they're good, and there's only two slight downsides. The original plastic locknuts can break (you can replace with metal ones from the hardware store) and the carbide tips will wear out a little faster than expensive poles, but you can replace them.
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Note, not all stores carry this. I noticed it was on sale online, so I made the point of going to the one store I know that carries this and sure enough it has it on sale in store as well, $10 cheaper per pair. And you don't need to buy 2 pairs.
Note, not all stores carry this. I noticed it was on sale online, so I made the point of going to the one store I know that carries this and sure enough it has it on sale in store as well, $10 cheaper per pair. And you don't need to buy 2 pairs.
When does the sale end?
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A great long-term review is here [andrewskurka.com]. Summary: they're good, and there's only two slight downsides. The original plastic locknuts can break (you can replace with metal ones from the hardware store) and the carbide tips will wear out a little faster than expensive poles, but you can replace them.
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Pros: always love cork, lightweight
always love carbon fiber, lightweight
the tips can be changed for different functionality
Con: the strap does not adjust & lock into place, so they ALWAYS gradually move into the loosest strap slack when hiking.
The loose strap may make you fiddle around with grips while moving arms. So there is the potential to be less accurate when placing pole in steep cliff areas, so a bit unsafe as well. Wrist or forearm skin can also start chafing b/c the straps are not properly fit. I can tie a double knot, but it's an unideal & crude solution compared to other poles' locking ability.
That's my review & those were my experiences.
The 1 con mostly makes them to a backup set, or letting friends use. This is b/c when hiking 15+ miles, it's best to have properly engineered & functioning gear.
They are a great bang for your buck tho, b/c you cannot find cork & carbon fiber anywhere else for that price.
Sign up for a Slickdeals account to remove this ad.
Pros: always love cork, lightweight
always love carbon fiber, lightweight
the tips can be changed for different functionality
Con: the strap does not adjust & lock into place, so they ALWAYS gradually move into the loosest strap slack when hiking.
The loose strap may make you fiddle around with grips while moving arms. So there is the potential to be less accurate when placing pole in steep cliff areas, so a bit unsafe as well. Wrist or forearm skin can also start chafing b/c the straps are not properly fit. I can tie a double knot, but it's an unideal & crude solution compared to other poles' locking ability.
That's my review & those were my experiences.
The 1 con mostly makes them to a backup set, or letting friends use. This is b/c when hiking 15+ miles, it's best to have properly engineered & functioning gear.
They are a great bang for your buck tho, b/c you cannot find cork & carbon fiber anywhere else for that price.
most likely need the correct parts or more intuitive craftsmanship than me. there is a lateral small 3mm metal rod that is stamped across the top of the pole. The rod may be able to be punched out. The straps make a sideways U wrapping around the rod.
It looks like this youtube video, [youtube.com] but without the beginning screw part, the beginning screw part is screwed onto a fairly large locking mechanism part. The Cascade Mountain poles do not have a large cutout to accommodate the locking/clamping part. I wish Cascade Mountain designed poles with a locking function like in the video.
Here is the Cascade Mountain exact same style of straps [youtube.com] & in my real world hiking, the poorly designed hard plastic cube just comes out with MINIMAL force and hiking impacts. OR even with the cube jammed in the pole hole, the cube doesn't grip onto anything & the cube still lets the straps slip all the way to loose. The cube is no good, if hiking like me where I put a bit of pressure or weight on my wrists & straps (& hand grip) to hike uphill. it's like their designers thought "just cram an object in a hole, lol har har".
If somebody does upgrade any of these types of straps, please lemme know the picture write up guide or youtube video, TIA
Good slickdeal tho OP, these poles are good for me with no adjustability, or good for hikers who don't really use the straps, as all the other materials & features on the poles are great.