Hiking Pole Detachable Lightweight for Hiking Stick Walking Pole for Man Women

Every section has its own tool. I'm not sure why they don't show these in the pictures. Mine came with a knife, flint and steel, a whistle, a saw blade, bottle opener, a screwdriver, and cheap (albeit, functional) compass on top. It feels solid when assembled, and is light. Each section has wide, heavy duty screw threads with o-rings for waterproofing. Unfortunately, even with all extensions, it was unusably short for me (6'2"). However, I was impressed enough with the quality and price, I ordered another and just combined them

I bought 1 and ordered another two to make a complete set. Now I’m short, about 5’5”, and these were too short for me, so the 6 foot folks will definitely need more sections. I’m going to add one or two sections to each pole. The sections break down into a small package, so great to plop into a pack.The sections are hollow and there are little tools that come with them. I will leave one of the poles with their tools, and with the additional pole I will add my own like a small thin flashlight, fish hook and fishing line, etc.Loc-tire would be helpful on the threads to keep secure. Also the o-rings snag and break pretty easily, so be aware, checking Home Depot tomorrow for replacements.So overall useful and strong walking sticks. Too short so buying additional pieces are helpful. Hollow space good for storage

I bought 3 to make sure that they were long enough and it worked great. I’m 6’1” a single pole would be too short… I love the poles, very light weight and very sturdy.

Good enough for walking but not sturdy enough to defend off big animals. Not good for a weapon

I like the modular design and all of the little useful attachments. It's very sturdy, I even used it to chase off an aggressive dog that came after me while out for a walk. I didn't want to have to hurt him, but a tap from this convinced him to leave me alone with no real damage done.

Bought two so I could piece them together to make a staff for hiking. Comes in handy when hiking in deserts of the American southwest. They have been difficult to find at a price where two could be purchased to make a longer staff. Not anymore. Here ya go!

Small dogs are easy injured by large dogs. The stories I've read, and videos I've seen are heartbreaking. I decided to get a couple of these so I could have some defense in the event that a large dog make a rush towards my Corgi. Twice now I've warded off larger unleashed dogs while out and about.These things are well constructed. I'm a taller man around 6 foot tall, and in order to make 2 poles the right size required 3 packages. Compared to similar packages being sold on amazon, this one is still the best value.The Tungsten tip is actually tungsten and holds up well even walking around in the city. The included rubber stopper gave out after a few weeks of use. I can't really review the other included attachments since I don't really need them, but it includes a spear tip, a saw, a firestarter, and a compass. Since I don't use them, I can't speak to their quality.Even my wife who made fun of my purchase, now uses the second pole, she likes it.The only downside I can find with these things is you do need to tighten the sections up occasionally. You can also get some locktight blue to keep them together. All in all pretty happy with my purchase.

Sturdy yet balanced trekking/hiking pole. Injuries have forced me to depend on this trekking pole for light easy hikes while I work on trying to keep my mobility. If I'm honest about it, I would say I use it regularly as a cane but I don't want to admit that to myself just yet. It's not noticablely heavy to me but weight conscious hikers might prefer a trekking pole that is more traditional and lighter.Very simple to put together. I don't keep the accessories nested in the pole sections like it's designed since I'm using this more as an all around walking aid. But I like that it came with them and I just store them in the pouch that's provided.