http://www.camp-usa.com/products/trekking%20poles/xenon-537.asp

I'm surprised I haven't heard much talk about these.
$79 for 10 ounce (or less, size depending)
poles...
Granted, they're 3 piece non-adjustable, but that wouldn't bother me. I think I'd prefer them to single piece (I like stowing poles on my pack), providing they stay together well/don't get loose.
Interesting system for holding them together- instead of what appears to be shock cord, it's dyneema that you tension.

Nice price for the weight. I wonder how sturdy they are compared to GG or TiGoat poles.

From Summer OR coverage:

http://www.backpackinglight.com/cgi-bin/backpackinglight/orsm2010_day_4_cool_finds.html

I'd be surprised if you don't see a review on these in the coming months.

I got a pair of these last week and posted my impressions in the gear review thread.

Basics for me were that they were on sale for $50 (plus shipping), ended up weighing 8.7 oz on my scale (120cm version) and fold down to 12.6", all of which were AWESOME. However, I didn't like how they felt, so I'm sending them back (unless someone here wants to try them for $55 shipped...

They are no longer on sale, so if someone wants to try them, this is your cheapest option. I'm happy to send them to a fellow BPLer rather than back to the store, just let me know soon, since I'll be getting them out of the house by week's end, one way or another.

I tried these poles out indoors. They might work for someone under 100 pounds. For someone over 100 pounds, I think they are way too flexible.