Cascade Mountain Tech Trekking Poles

Easy Quick Lock Mechanism

Before using your poles, make sure that your locks are firmly secured. While the tip is on the ground, test to ensure the lock is secure by pushing on the top of the handle so the tip presses into the ground. If your pole shortens while doing this then you need to readjust the height and tighten the lock more. Step 1. Open Tab and Adjust Fully open the quick lock tab and adjust it to the desired height. Step 2. Tighten Thumbscrew Tighten Thumbscrew by turning it 1/4″ to 1/2″ turns clockwise. Step 3. Close Quick Lock Tab Quick Lock Tab should be difficult to close when properly tightened. Step 4. Test and Readjust Apply weight to the pole. If the pole begins to collapse, repeat steps 1-3 until it remains at the desired height.

Which Grip is Right for You?

Walking or hiking your hands need to be comfortable for each trek. To help meet your needs our poles come in both EVA foam and cork grip options. Pick your grip and take your next trip with Cascade Mountain Tech poles. Cork Grip:

• Exceptional comfort by easily conforming to your hand’s shape.
• Lowers the vibration with each step
• Moisture-wicking

EVA grips

• Absorb moisture
• Provide a smooth comfortable grip
• Highly abrasion resistant

In addition to the grip material, all our handles include an adjustable wrist strap to fit each person’s individual comfort levels.

Accessories Included for Every Trip!

Enduring terrain that requires a bit more support? Enhance your tungsten carbide tips with 4 sets of additional tips Including:

• Boot Tips: Serve the same purpose as Rubber Tips with the added benefit of extra cushioning and propulsion on hard surfaces when Nordic walking.
• Mud Baskets: When hiking in mud, sand, or other soft surfaces, Mud Baskets allow the hiker to use trekking poles without the pole slipping into the soft ground. This provides leverage and saves energy during wet and sandy hikes.
• Snow Baskets: When temperatures get chilly, prevent trekking poles from sinking into the snow
• Rubber Tips: Perfect for indoor use and on hard or slippery surfaces. Some environmentally sensitive sites (such as Machu Picchu) require Rubber Tips in order to protect delicate terrain.

Note: Collapsible trekking poles should not be used for downhill or cross-country skiing.