GoHunt trekking pole experience anyone???

[lowade1111]

Wondering if anyone has experience with the GoHunt branded carbon poles and could provide some feedback. I'm sure they are made by one of the big companies with the GoHunt name on them.

Not looking for recommendations for other brands. Just hoping to find some info on these specific poles.

Thanks

 

[IBen]

They suck. Get Black diamond alpine carbon cork.
So do the peax and argali stop buying every piece of junk a hunting company tries to sell you

 

[grizz19]

No experience with the GOHUNT poles but I have a pair of leki legacy lite’s that I have beat the hell out of over several years and are still going strong.

 

[mtnwrunner]

They suck. Get Black diamond alpine carbon cork.
So do the peax and argali stop buying every piece of junk a hunting company tries to sell you

Plus one for the Black diamond alpine corks.

Randy

 

[idahodave]

I’d like black diamond a lot better if their warranty was worth a chit…but it’s decidedly not. And they break just like all the rest when taxed.


I’ve decided the Costco carbon fiber sets are the best deal going. Just treat them like the disposable item they are.

Dave

 

[daveofiowa]

No experience with the GOHUNT poles but I have a pair of leki legacy lite’s that I have beat the hell out of over several years and are still going strong.

I have the same experience as grizz19. The Leki's have been fantastic for me during 250-300 miles of backpacking trips out west and down in Arkansas.

 

[Timplant]

just buy the ones you like the look of the most from REI, they'll warranty them basically forever if you have a membership...

 

[wapitibob]

Costco for about $29 or REI.

 

[lowade1111]

Thanks guys, but as the post says. I'm not looking for recommendations.

I was hoping someone might have info on these poles because I was a bit surprised to see GoHunt putting their name on a stick. I know they're branching into gear now, but these look similar to some of the bigger brands. Probably manufactured in the same factory but with their name on the end product.