Re: Hiking Poles

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Posted by Blackbeard on April 25, 2007 at 6:17:38 am EDT
In reply to Re: Hiking Poles posted by Blackbeard on April 25, 2007 at 6:13:00 am EDT

BTW, I don't do all that much hiking yet, but have ventured out a little with my WalMart $10 poles that are adjustable, shock absorbed, carbide tipped with two different covers and a medium basket. Made by ??? but seem to do quite well. Sort of got lost in my last post, sorry.

My wife likes hers also. She had a stroke and walks with a little difficulty still. They stand up to her occasional slips without bending and creasing - they're aluminum.

Blackbeard

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Re: Hiking Poles - Bill S 13:11:58 04/25/2007
- Re: Hiking Poles - sabino 17:19:09 04/25/2007
  - Re: Hiking Poles - Blackbeard 05:58:55 04/26/2007
    - Re: Hiking Poles - Tom D 01:30:00 04/27/2007

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