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Tracks Sherlite Staff

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I have been looking for a staff that is suitable for…

Rating: rated 5 of 5 stars
Price Paid: $69.95

I have been looking for a staff that is suitable for city walking, parks, forest trails and mountainous regions above the tree line. Self defense is also a major consideration. I find the Sherlite Staff to meet or exceed all of my expectations.

It weighs less than a pound, is made of high strength aluminum. Adjusts from 34.5 inches to 57.5. I can use it as a camera pod too. A hardened steel spike beneath the rubber tip serves as both a good grip against sand, gravel and snow... but also a deadly point for striking an adversary.

I am grateful I found this at such a great price. While hickory or oak canes and staffs are nice, this one is adjustable to meet all my needs. I think you will be well pleased with yours too. Ned

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The Sherlite Staff is a unisex hiking staff made by Tracks. It has an average rating of 5 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review

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