- Weight:: 8 oz. (without basket).
- Max length:: 39".
- Packed size:: 18.1".
L.L.Bean Rambler Compact PowerLock 3.0 Hiking Staff
C$ 129.95
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Product Details
Lightweight yet sturdy, this telescoping, three-piece hiking stick collapses compactly for easy transport and storage when you're off the trail. On the trail, it helps absorb the shock of the trail and takes stress off your joints.
- Padded strap is comfortable on your wrist.
- PowerLock 3.0 locking system holds sections securely in place as you hike.
- Made from lightweight, strong 7075-T6 aluminum.
- Comfortable, durable T-style cork grip.
- Rubber walking tip included for use on concrete, asphalt, brick, sidewalks, etc.
- Trekking-style basket.
- Flexsteel tip bites into rock and dirt.
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Trek too from
Great features
This is an excellent product. Well designed. Easy to adjust…sturdy but light. AND it fits into my carry on❗️
Date published: 2026-08-31
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Anonymous from
Sturdy stick with comfortable cork handle. Wide basket is securely attached.
Date published: 2026-08-23
Rated 2 out of
5
by
JsM1 from
Too short for a staff, too weak for a cane...
I'm 6' 1", and bought this for an all around walking staff for the woods and trails. I have other trekking poles, LLBean, Black Diamond, but liked the handle design on this one. The staff is too short to hold it by the vertical handle section, this may be good for children or shorter adults, but not for me. If you use the horizontal part of the handle, like a cane, the construction of the staff is too weak to support that weight and direct weight load, so it would be a hazard to use. I sent it back for a refund, and am using my other poles until they make one longer.
Date published: 2026-08-15
