M Pacerpoles Trekking Poles REVIEW

by Ken Knight

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Article Summary:

In the world of look-a-like trekking poles, the Pacerpoles stand out. The Pacerpole trekking poles have a radically-angled grip and pole length substantially shorter than traditional trekking poles. The Pacerpole trekking poles are heavy by lightweight standards at 11.2 ounces (318 grams) per pole without baskets. The grip is designed to facilitate a relaxed walking style that permits you to use your upper body strength to help propel you forward without forcing you to put undue strain on your arms.

ARTICLE OUTLINE

  • Overview
  • In Brief
  • Specifications: Type, Shaft, Tips, Grips, Weight, Length, Model Year, MSRP
  • Usable Features and Ease of Use
    • Table: Usability with Shelters
  • Weight/Swing Weight
  • Lateral Stiffness/Stability
  • Trail Vibration
  • Durability
  • Value
  • Recommendations For Improvement

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