Camofire Carbon Crest Trekking Poles

[sont5413]

Has anyone used these? What is your opinion?

Camofire Crest Carbon Trekking Poles

Trekking poles are no longer just for backpackers and tree huggers, and if you're part of the ounce counting backcountry hunting crowd then the Camofire Crest Carbon Trekking Poles should be on your gear list.

www.blackovis.com

This will be my first pair purchased. Just looking for something that'll work, really.

 

[camelcluch]

Cascade mountains tech from Costco work great. $30 and they will do everything you need. I have no experience with the camofire poles.

 

[sont5413]

Thank you. I don’t have a Costco membership, but I see that they are available online. I assume that the Costco model is aluminum: https://cascademountaintech.com/collections/hiking-trekking-poles

 

[camelcluch]

There are two sets. Aluminum and carbon. I highly recommend the carbon.

 

[sont5413]

Thanks buddy!

 

[ewade07]

Be careful with the carbon poles. I was out shed hunting one year and watched a dude slip and snap one right in half. Id sacrifice the ounces and get aluminum.

 

[snuzzo29]

No experience with the Camofire ones. I use the Cascades 3K carbon ones and like them.

 

[BluMtn]

No experience with the Camofire ones. I use the Cascades 3K carbon ones and like them.

I have the same ones. Plus I have the weiser shooting stick connectors on them for glassing. Perfect setup for me.

 

[Vaquero 45]

Yeah again old thread , just my 2cents. I have used the Camofire carbon's they were OK . Sold mine . However I really like the Drakon 2.0 sticks for like 20 bucks more . And the other set I own the Peax backcountry Elite [ my all time favorites] got them @ a good price with code : Gritty . And no not a Gritty fan boy either way , but the Peax sticks really good. Along with there gaiters [Peaxs]. For headlamp the Sofirn 1200 under 30 bucks.