| 93 | | $200 | A high-performance, easily packable and lightweight pole that comes with great features, including comfortable grips. |
| 93 | | $200 | With its short size, lightness, easy adjustability, and cozy grip, the Micro Vario is a Top Pick. |
| 89 | | $180 | It's worth every penny of the price to buy durable poles like these that won't break 50 miles into your trip. |
| 89 | | $180 | This is a is the jack-of-all trades pole, featuring long-lasting durability and comfort. |
| 76 | | $170 | An incredibly lightweight and packable option that is surprisingly durable. |
| 76 | | $100 | Durable and boasting a short collapsed length but lacking length adjustment. |
| 75 | | $140 | If you want the lightest pole, try this, but be aware of the grip, which seems like it could break. |
| 73 | | $140 | For the price, it's hard to beat Leki's Micro Vario Ti Cor-Tec, featuring their mega comfortable cork handles, super packable design, and reasonable price. |
| 71 | | $80 | Hiker Hunger has produced a generic carbon fiber trekking pole that is lightweight and complete with cork handles. |
| 71 | | $140 | The Flash Carbon is a lightweight, relatively inexpensive carbon pole. |
| 69 | | $160 | The Alpine FLZ is a great packable pole that features Black Diamond's "Z" style design with cork handles. |
| 69 | | $70 | This model is lightweight and comes with plenty of attachments - all at a great price. |
| 69 | | $80 | The Trail Back is a tough, durable pole at an entry level price. |
| 66 | | $60 | For only $60, the Ultra Strong is practical for nearly any activity, although it lacks any fancy features. |
| 60 | | $45 | This is a great pole for only $45, and it shares many features with more expensive poles. |
| 60 | | $70 | The Passage is lightweight, inexpensive, and provides adequate stability for the trail. |
| 57 | | $100 | The REI Traverse is a light, adjustable, aluminum pole. |
