Kelty Range 2.0 Trekking Poles, Ano Green
July 7, 2017 - Comment
Grab a pair of the Range 2.0 Trekking Poles and you won’t ever be rocked by the downhill. With a pair of these anti-shock trekking poles, even the steepest descent doesn’t pose a threat to your knees. An extended foam grip helps you adjust to changing terrain while an all-weather grip makes it easy to fly down the trail in rain or shine. Weight: 20 oz. / 571 g (Pair) Maximum Length: 53 in. / 135 cm Minimum Length: 27 in. / 69 cm
Product Features
- Trekking Poles ideal for Backpacking and Hiking
- Textured cork and EVA foam handle adds all-weather grip and comfort
- Internal anti-shock spring technology
- Non-slip carbide tip for pole plants on various surfaces
- Minimum Length: 27 in. / 69 cm Maximum Length: 53 in. / 135 cm
- Weight: 20 oz. / 571 g (Pair)
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Vibrations I put these through a pretty good test on their first outing. They seem fairly well made for the price but some of the plastic pieces like the baskets and upper piece of the carbide tip look kind of flimsy, but they have held up with no issue. I found the grips to be comfortable and the adjustment system seems solid. The baskets and the plastic walking tips, when properly installed, will never come off like I read in other reviews. However, they tend to vibrate while being used, which can be…
Kelty keeps making great products! I own Leki anti-shock poles and my daughter used them and loved them. I purchased her some Range 2.o trekking poles because I wanted to save a lot of money and she does not hike as often as I do. Well, I got the trekking poles and looked at them and they are nice, very nice. I have to admit that they are just as good as mine and much cheaper on the budget. My daughter loves them, and to be honest, so do I. You can count on Kelty to make a great product for a great price.
Awesome value. No buyers remorse whatsoever. Fantastic value (price to quality ratio). I’m sure there are nicer, lighter poles out there, but these puppies are sturdy, relatively lightweight, and do what they say they will do. As with other Kelty products I own (all purchased outright, no endorsements) the price belies the true quality. I’m a believer in getting what I pay for, so I rarely opt for the cheapest option simply to save a few bucks up front while risking longer-term disappointment. As such, I research even the simplest…