Purchased for my Hill and Moorland Leader Training, replaced my aging Leki Poles. Really like the compact form factor when they're folded up. Can easily store them inside my pack. When I'm training I usually have the poles stashed away leaving my hands free for map and navigation tools. Only negative, they are lightweight and perfectly strong for walking with but certainly think twice about using them for demonstrating trekking pole carrys but then they're not designed for that

Bought a pair in Sep 2023 as last-ditch before the 60km Ultimate Trail of South ultra race at Kota Tinggi, Johor. Trails there were technical, ie muddy, sand, with many dried leaves or roots, and some water logged peaks. This pole is useless in that terrain. Kept coming off when the tip got stuck in mud. Really frustrated and drained me when i kept correcting to set it again and again while on the muds. I thought i did not know how to keep it in hold, but after reading the other reviews here, haha i realise it is not me but the product itself has its flaws. I’l stil use it in my elevation training runs on urban hard ground like Bt Timah Hill or Marang Trail (Mt Faber) where it performs its job; but not on soft grounds where the tip gets stuck then the upper segments come off when you want to strike it up for the next stride.

This is a 4 piece stick. It was brilliant when I found out that locking the hidden in the handle (4th) section made it perfect. Simple click lock to change from uphill to downhill. Great value for money. Confidentally looking forward to my next hike.

The 3 pieces are held together by a small silcon rubber triangle. Once the rubber wears off.... the pole just slides apart while in use. I had to duct tape the pole together to finish my hike. Good for been compact, but thats it. Not worth the higher price

arrived without instructions, but there doesn't seem much to it. One clamp holds the top, but the other sections just seem to slot in, and then slide out again with nothing to hold them. Useless.

This product is terrible and dangerous. It may be ok if you are using it on asphalt roads but unless in mountains especially with mud or snow. I almost had an accident because of that sticks. We have been hiking in high mountains with snow and rocks and stick has disconnected as down part stayed in the snow and I have slipped into the rocks. Parts are disconnecting when you are using them in more demanding conditions! This is not acceptable at all!

Seems ok for the money

First time used these poles this weekend they would not stay upright and kept collapsing which caused me much anxiety as I was on a hard hike and relied on the poles

Initially, I couldn't work out how to get the separate sections to lock into place - they kept disassembling when I was walking with the pole which was hugely frustrating. The diagram accompanying the pole isn't really sufficient to tell you how to lock the sections into place. I was on the point of returning the pole when I read some of the reviews and found someone else had the same problem; but in the comments section Decathlon had very helpfully added these instructions: To correctly assemble the pole so that the sections don't separate, you have to pull one section far enough that a push pin locks it in place. If this is done correctly, then the tension on the string that connects the poles should hold the sections together. To engage the push pin you have to pull on the section that has the bronze coloured tip.

Have been used on a number of walks they are very easy to to.take.out a rucksack pull together and get walking. also fully adjustable race simply but different heights. Very pleased with them and the price was very competitive

good for the first 10 minutes but the detachable parts don't stay in place, and come apart when the pole is pulled upwards, even in the tiniest bit of mud. i'd like a refund.

Excellent light weight and packable pole