| 76 | | $170 | The right choice for splitboarding, this pair is simple to use and packs small |
| 76 | | $150 | These lightweight poles are great for big days in the hills |
| 72 | | $155 | A good carbon pole for users with large hands |
| 72 | | $200 | A high-performance pole for splitboarders or skiers with some room for improvement |
| 70 | | $110 | An unremarkable 3-section backcountry ski pole, but can double as a trekking pole |
| 67 | | $90 | The best value in a backcountry ski pole, hands down |
| 66 | | $130 | The scraper handle sets this carbon pole apart from the rest of the pack |
| 64 | | $125 | The best pole in the niche category for ski pole-ice axe hybrids |
| 61 | | $150 | A lightweight backcountry ski pole with a unique grip design |
| 45 | | $60 | There are better options on the market, but all are more expensive |
