Black Diamond Traverse Pole
average rating
Reviewed by 2 Trailspace users
I didn't use poles for years. I actually use one of…
AT Rob
4 reviewer rep
Rating: 
Source: bought it new
Summary
I didn't use poles for years. I actually use one of the BD's and it alows me to speed through terrain that would normaly slow me down or tear my ankles up.
Pros
- Durable
- Light
Cons
- Long when stowing
- Top fixed no option for multi use
I didn't use poles for years. I actually use one of the BD's and it alows me to speed through terrain that would normaly slow me down or tear my ankles up.
Locks each segment solid. Keeps you confident.
Really strong, reliable, cheap, versatile. What's…
Franc
30 reviewer rep
Rating:
Price Paid: 60$
Really strong, reliable, cheap, versatile. What's not to like? 5 years of hard use and still going strong.
Where to Buy
$47.94 - $79.95
MSRP: $69.95
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