| 85 | | $150 | This versatile trekking pole is the best option for most users |
| 84 | | $200 | With its short size, lightness, easy adjustability, and cozy grip, this pole is an easy choice |
| 81 | | $200 | This pole made of lightweight carbon is a high performance trekking pole |
| 77 | | $180 | This is a comfortable pole with excellent durability and adjustability |
| 75 | | $140 | Surprisingly durable for a lightweight pole, this easily stows in your pack and has simple adjustment and collapsibility features |
| 74 | | $160 | This is a great packable pole that features Black Diamond's "Z" style design with cork handles |
| 72 | | $190 | This is an adjustable pole for the gram-counting ultralight crowd |
| 71 | | $120 | Bombproof poles with excellent lever lock adjustment for thru-hikers, backpackers, and day hikers seeking durability |
| 71 | | $100 | This is the best value in a lightweight pole, though it lacks the ability to adjust the length |
| 70 | | $170 | An incredibly lightweight and packable option that is surprisingly durable |
| 69 | | $40 | These affordable and fully-featured trekking poles are a great value |
| 63 | | $70 | Although these aluminum poles are heavy, they are a great value in addition to being highly durable, versatile, and comfortable |
| 62 | | $55 | This pole has some high-end features and accessories at a low price |
| 58 | | $30 | An inexpensive single-pole option for newer hikers and users on a budget |
| 56 | | $120 | This is a heavy and durable pole for the world's' harshest walking trips |
| 54 | | $80 | Inexpensive aluminum poles decent for day hiking and snowshoeing but difficult to collapse and with uncomfortable grips |
