Nice sticks -- did you bring them back with you?
Travel stick
Ok, I wimped out. Apparently, even at my age I am dangerous on an airplane with a walking stick. I'm not about to risk a good stick in checked baggage. So, while on vacation in Seattle, we visited REI's flagship store. There we bought a pair of treking poles, and removed the snow thingys.
http://blackdiamondequipment.com/en/trekking-poles/alpine-ergo-cork-trekking-pole-BD1121430000ALL1.html#start=10
Of course, I couldn't stand it and made a minor modification to mine. I embedded a very small EGA pin on the handle.
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http://blackdiamondequipment.com/en/trekking-poles/alpine-ergo-cork-trekking-pole-BD1121430000ALL1.html#start=10
Of course, I couldn't stand it and made a minor modification to mine. I embedded a very small EGA pin on the handle.
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Ha ha, yessir, they collapse down enough to just fit diagonally in one of our suitcases. If someone swipes them or we lose the luggage, all we've lost is money, not a labor of love.Nice sticks -- did you bring them back with you?
Still, I'd prefer to take one of my good sticks on the plane.
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