Black Diamond Traverse Ski Poles

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The locks don't always hold in transitions and the rods shorten quite easily if you push harder.

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Excellent poles for indoor snowshoeing. Adjustment is easy even with gloves on and the lock does not slip. There is plenty of adjustment room for heavy-duty hangs as well as for powder. In our household, we both have the same poles (155 cm long), although the lengths are 166 and 180 and it still works for both.

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Very good general purpose rods. Satisfaction 5/5.

Works well as long as you don’t press the pole down in the snow to hard if you do it slips. (If you balance, leaning on one pole). I tend not to use the handle so much when trekking not sure why. Usually hold a bit lower or having the hand completely on top of the pole. It’s easy to adjust and use. Broke a pole that got stuck in a branch nothing that’s not expected

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You have to press the plastic carrots really hard to get them to stick to the sticks. There is no clear mention of this in the instructions, which is a shortcoming in the product. After the "installation" is done, the rods work well for their intended purpose, plus the stepless length adjustment.

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Handy adjustable poles.

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A bit small for indoor skiing, but the telescopes are convenient to use.

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Otherwise convenient, but it took the strength of three people to get the contracts in place.

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Good poles, you can easily change the length based on the depth of the snowdrift.

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Good rods. Fastening the straps required strength.