THE FINISH IS OVERRATED. THE START IS ONLY THE BEGINNING
But the space between, where the miles and moments become an ocean between the waves, that’s where the magic happens. The experience waits in the distance.
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Distance Z Trekking/Running Poles
Distance Z Trekking/Running Poles
Regular price
$149.95 USD
Sale price
$149.95 USD
Regular price
$149.95
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per
Designed for everyday use by trail runners and hikers, the Distance Z is a dependable aluminum trekking pole featuring our quick and easy collapsing Z-Pole technology.
Designed for everyday use by trail runners and hikers,
the Distance Z is a dependable aluminum trekking pole featuring our quick and easy collapsing Z-Pole technology. Our lightweight and supportive Distance strap is breathable and moisture wicking, providing reliable three-season support for a wide array of mountain adventures.SPECS
SPECS
SPECS
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
Technology & Sustainability
Z-Pole Rapid Deployment
Speed Cone technology comes from our expertise in avalanche probe design—a key component of Z-Poles’ stiffness and fast deployment.
Recycled Aluminum Shafts
As part of Black Diamond's commitment to innovation and minimizing our environmental footprint, the aluminum shafts of our trekking poles are made with UL validated 30% pre-consumer recycled aluminum. By total finished weight, our poles contain a minimum of 14% recycled content.
2 Year Warranty
We trust what we make because we use what we make. All Black Diamond products are covered by a two year warranty policy.
Run The Distance
Trekking Pole Suggested Length
IN/CM
IN
CM
| Height | Suggested Length (CM) |
|---|---|
| 4'10" 147 cm | 100 |
| 5'1" 155 cm | 105 |
| 5'4" 162.5 cm | 110 |
| 5'7" 170 cm | 115 |
| 5'10" 178 cm | 120 |
| 6'1" 185.5 cm | 125 |
| 6'4" 193 cm | 130 |
| 6'7" 200.5 cm | 135 |
How to measure
On flat ground the top of the trekking pole handle should be at waist or hip level and your elbow at 90 degrees (see illustration).
- For walking, hiking, and backpacking: stability and support matter most. Size up if you're right on a size cusp.
- For running: uphill propulsion matters most. Size down if you're right on a size cusp.
