Description
Trekking Pole, Collapsible Hiking Pole and Adjustable Hiking Stick with Compass and Tools
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Confident on any terrain: the tip bites into rock, mud and ice instead of skating
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Takes real load on the descent: leans your full weight without flexing
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Full-length support: works as a proper staff, not a short pole
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Tools ride along: knife, fire starter and compass stow in the shaft
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Packs down for travel: separates into the included carry bag
A trekking pole earns its place on the descent, when your knees take the load and the ground underfoot is loose. This collapsible hiking pole is machined from aluminium alloy stiff enough to lean your full weight on, working as a genuine trekking staff rather than something to wave at a view.

The tungsten steel tip is what makes this adjustable trekking pole useful off tarmac, biting into wet rock, scree, mud and frozen ground instead of skating, while the aluminum trekking pole body holds up to being planted hard hundreds of times a day, well beyond typical hiking accessories.
Key Features
There's more stowed inside this pole than a good grip:
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Multipurpose knife: built into the pole for fast access
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Flint fire starter: a flat-cover striker stows inside the shaft
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Integrated compass: keeps direction without a separate gadget
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All-weather build: resists water, heat, rust and fracture

Specifications
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Material: Aluminium alloy
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Colour: Black
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Length: approximately 41.73 in / 106 cm
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Tip: Tungsten steel
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Tools: Knife, flint fire starter, compass, spoon tool, card screwdriver
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Extension: Extension rod included
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Carry: Storage bag included
Package Includes:
- 1 x Walking Stick
- 1 x Top
- 1 x Rod
- 1 x Spoon Tool
- 1 x Card Screwdriver
- 1 x Extension Rod
- 1 x Compass
- 1 x Carry Bag
FAQs
Q: What length is this hiking pole?
A: About 41.73 inches, roughly 106 cm, suited to most adults as a full-height staff rather than a short trekking pole.
Q: Can I lean my full weight on it?
A: Yes. The machined aluminium alloy body is built to support an individual's weight on steep or loose descents.
Q: What does the tungsten steel tip do?
A: It grips wet rock, scree, mud and frozen ground instead of sliding, and resists wearing round after repeated planting.
Q: Does it pack down for travel?
A: Yes. It separates into components that fit the supplied carry bag, for a rucksack or car boot.
Q: What tools are stored inside?
A: A multipurpose knife, a flint fire starter, a compass, a spoon tool, a card screwdriver and an extension rod.