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DynaLock™ Ascent Carbon Backcountry Poles

DynaLock™ Ascent Carbon Backcountry Poles - Main image
$117.77 $189.95 In stock

Category: Award Winners

Ultralight carbon fiber combines with ultimate packability for fast-and-light snowshoeing, mountaineering and splitboarding.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Daniel U. ★★★★★

The carbon shafts feel almost weightless in my hands, and they collapse small enough to strap onto my pack for the approach. Used them snowshoeing last weekend and the swing was so light I barely noticed I was carrying them.

Mia M. ★★★★★

I've been using these on my splitboard tours for a month now, and the packability is the standout—the way they collapse down means they stash in my pack without snagging gear. The carbon build feels surprisingly stable when I'm kicking steps on steeper snow, and they're barely a presence in my hand

Miles U. ★★★★★

Took these up a snowy ridgeline for a splitboard tour and honestly forgot they were in my hands—the carbon fiber is so light it hardly registers. Collapsing them down to stash on my pack mid-climb took seconds and they held firm when I needed them for a steep kick turn. Exactly what I wanted for fas