Thought I had order the cork handles

I tried these out for the first time elk hunting and helped tremendously. To up and down hill, steep rocky terrain, and flat. They helped take pressure of your hips and knees. I have a reconstructed leg, so I have to be cautious with it and this helps me. So glad for the purchase! Next will be the attachment for shooting sticks to go on it

Well made great sticks

Love the cork grip and light weight of them!

PEAX BACKCOUNTRY Z (CORK) TREKKING POLES

These are exactly what trekking poles should be, tough, light, comfortable, and simple. When a product is this good, especially in the outdoor space, there's not much more that needs to be said.

I love them. I plan on buying more peax equipment

Super lightweight and very simple to put together and break back down to stow away.

The quality of these trekking poles is excellent. Unfortunately the adjustable length is 120-135 cm, so if you are a taller person (5’10” or above), you will love these poles. If you are under 5’10”, you are likely to find these poles too long, especially when climbing an incline. Peax needs to offer these poles in more than one length. A 100-120 cm version would be perfect.

I was excited to receive my new Peaks Backcountry Z Trekking Poles for an upcoming Alaska Moose hunt. Once assembled, one of the poles falls apart at the bottom connection every time the pole is lifted from the ground. Products made in China…

Good hope they work well. I will let you know.

Peax has me covered with everything!

Well built and great quality

Poles are great. Just finished long tough hike. Super light, very durable, don’t collapse when used for supporting weight. Very satisfied. Mine are the ones the collapse more completed connected by wire.

These are my first time using a collapsible pole. I like the smaller size to fit in pack and still have ability to adjust. The handles feel awesome. They have more "feedback" imo than a fully retractable pole, but for putting in a pack they are perfect.

These trekking poles are great!! Very sturdy and fold up fats and fit in my pack!!

I like them, just a little to tall for me even at the shortest setting.

Out of the three sets of poles I’ve used these are top line. The interior cord makes them packable and you’re not worried about the pieces getting separated. It will probably be this spring before I get them out to use them, but I can’t see any reason why they won’t be awesome.

Great poles! Love the ease of adjustment. Will on the mtn in a couple days.

Hands down the best poles every made! Light weight and easy to pack.
They are very versatile you can use them to make a hootch, help with field dressing an animal and hiking. Peax equipment is hands down the best on the market. I can't wait until I have saved up enough for the tent and stove! Slowly switching all my gear over to peax equipment and I recommend folks start doing the same or at least give their gear a try! Also highly recommend the peax head lamp! Total game changer!

The best weight to packability ratio I was looking for.

I’ve went on a few hikes, but elk hunting in two weeks I’ll get back to you.

Spending 30 minutes trying to assemble took away some of the excitement of using them

Light weight compact and worked great with a heavy packout on my trip out west with them.

Fixing to use on my annual Colorado elk hunt can't wait they seem sturdy and lite weight. Just what I was looking for.

Haven’t had the chance to use the trekking poles yet but I did use the red head light and I absolutely love it

These trekking poles are exactly what I need when in the backcountry. They maintain their shape and length and are extremely comfortable in the grips. I tried other brands and they failed. Peax Backcountry trekking poles work for me.

Poles work great so far while training. Taking on the hunt in a couple of weeks. Well built, light weight, and pack up to a nice size!

I love their length when they’re broken down — no need to keep them on the outside of my pack when I am not using them.

Im sure they are really well built but I couldn’t get the QR code to work on the package so help with the assembly