First Look at the Black Ovis Crestone Trekking Poles

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First Look at the Black Ovis Crestone Trekking Poles

Today we'll be looking at the Crestone Trekking poles Black Ovis released several months ago. Now, I haven't thoroughly gone through these on a hunt but I did put  4 miles in desert lava rock and 1000 feet in elevation on them last week. Mostly in preparation for a Montana spring bear hunt I have coming up. 
Specs:
  • 3 Section collapsible carbon shaft
  • 100% Carbon fiber construction
  • Multi-grip position high density foam handle
  • Adjustable ultra lightweight wrist strap
  • Aluminum flick-lock closure
  • Carbide tip with removable rubber cap
  • Hook and loop strap to secure poles together when collapsed
  • Usable Length: 115-130cm (46-52")
  • Weight per pair: 18oz
  • Collapsed Length: 14"
  • 1 year warranty
So far I really like how Black Ovis put these together, I'll be putting them through some of the roughest country I've ever had the opportunity to hike here in a month or so. 

 

Are trekking Poles worth it?
Trekking poles are like the pre-workout, they give you that little extra kick you need to do one more rep. I don't use them all the time on every hunt, I do use them almost every time there is a pack out to be done. They are great little knee savers that can definitely come in handy when the time comes. 

 

Take a look HERE

 

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12 comments

  • Bryan Bybee

    They look great! Would be nice to have!

  • Randy

    I can’t wait to try a pair.

  • K R Smith

    have fun

  • Troy Tabor

    I’ve been researching poles for a back country hunting trip and these are at the top of my list.

  • Keith Payne

    I’d love to win a pair of poles!

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