Yukon Charlie's Sherpa Trekking Poles, Twist Lock Adjustment System, Hiking Poles and Snow Baskets, Multiple Styles & Sizes

I am disabled and require my hiking poles to walk any considerable distance. My poles are notorious for going through a pair of tips in less than a week of moderate walking, so I have pulled the metal to get more tip life . Usually I buy tips by the dozen, so I was a bit reluctant as they are sold only in pairs. Having used my poles for several years, I have gone through numerous brands and never found one durable enough for my kind of prolonged use. But after 3 days in Walt Disney World, hiking about 25 miles in 3 days, the tips show almost no wear. This is remarkable!My usual tips seem to wear out in about 45 to 10 miles. So to get 25 miles and no wear is incredible. Never have I had a pair of tips last as well. I'm going to give it more time and see how they last in the longer term. but I found these to be more stable, less fatiguing, and they fit without using electrical tape to shim the shaft as I have had to do with other tips.

Hole diameter is too large for my poles, there’s no size listed.

These snow baskets started threading all right on to my Yukon Charlie poles, but my poles have an unthreaded portion above the threads and that's where the baskets end up. There's like a quarter inch slop. Almost seems like the basket needs to be taller so it "bottoms out". To come loose, they'll still need to unspin. Got these on Warehouse so I'll prob just do a cable tie under them or jury rig a spacer above.

Put these on my poles at the near end of the 2022/2023 Ohio season and still want to try them out before concluding. But when I initially put them on they are kinda loose

For bigger snowshoers this is a great solution for potholing, the surface area allows you to stay on top and pull if you’re dragging a sled as well. Run a piece of para cord through the eyelet's for even more

Perfect fit for our Yukon Charlie snowshoes.

Can't use them because they don't go onto my poles.

These tips fit no name trekking poles. The tips are a bit wider than the ones that came with my poles. They were just what I was looking for. They give a bit more stability.