Komperdell Trekker Trekking Poles - Anti-Shock, Pair

Do you have rubber tips than can be attached?

I use hiking poles nearly all the time when I hike, and they seem to be able to disappear quite easily. These poles are probably the 8-10th pair I've purchase in the past 20 years, and are definately the lightest I've ever had. I was concerned about their sturdiness but after using them during a fairly agressive hike for me (9 mi RT and 2000+ ft elev gain), they held up just fine. At 69 I consider hiking poles pretty much manditory, especially on the steeper down hill trails. These certainly filled the bill!

I bought these because I have always been someone who will find a good strong stick when hiking. I decided that I would move into the 21st century and purchase some trekking poles. I purchased the Komperdell Trekkers base on some online reviews and because I was able to purchase them from Sierra Trading Post (at a very nice price). My ONLY complaint is the position of the wrist strap on the handle was a little irritating. The first time I used them they provided an extraordinary, but unexpected benefit. I went on a solo hike one evening after work. It is a small mountain in this area that has an elevation rise of about 1,300 ft. for a little under a mile to the top then a couple of miles across the crest and then down for another mile or so. I started back down the trail and was between .75 to .50 miles from the end when the trail was completely blocked by a large fallen tree on a very steep section (lots of rain lately). I had to climb over the tree and jump to the trail. I landed on a loose rock that gave way and severely rolled/sprained my ankle. I'm a fairly large guy at 6'4" and 240 lbs. The remaining decent was fairly steep. My daughter knew where I was and I could have called for help on my cell phone if necessary...but with these poles, I was able to descend for the last half mile or so on my own...something I would not have been able to do without them. They supported my weight easily under difficult circumstances. They made the trip up the mountain easier...and were essential in me making the trip down. What more could you ask for?

use these poles on some rugged, rocky terrain. Found them easy to adjust and carry. Anti-shock was useful. One pole did snap at the joint, but was quickly replaced by STP.

Bought two pairs for a recent climb of the grand teton in Wyoming. Both pairs lost one of their snow baskets One pair broke internally when the plastic adjuster nut broke. That pair is now junk after only one climb. Poles also collapse occationally when under pressure