Pursuit Carbon Z Poles
Pursuit Carbon Z Poles
The pinnacle of trekking pole technology—the Pursuit Carbon Z features our ergonomic cork grip and is built for performance-driven backpackers and hikers.
-
New Fixed Length -
New Fixed Length -
New Fixed Length -
New Fixed Length -
New Fixed Length -
New Fixed Length
Move effortlessly through mountainous terrain with the Pursuit Carbon Z. This collapsible Z pole is our peak hiking pole designed for thru-hikers, backpackers, and peak baggers who are looking for lightweight performance and cutting-edge technology.
It’s made from lightweight materials and designed to prioritize comfort. These poles feature our ergonomic cork grips designed with an innovative 5-degree tilt geometry that reduces fatigue and improves comfort while on the move. Recycled Bloom grip extensions and updated ultralight airmesh straps add finishing touches to make these poles a premium option for any hiker. Comes with snow baskets for shoulder season trail conditions.
SPECS
SPECS
SPECS
MATERIALS
MATERIALS
Technology & Sustainability
Bloom
BLOOM removes over-abundant algae from aquatic ecosystems and turns it into a renewable material that replaces fossil fuel-based ingredients. This transformative process simultaneously helps to clean and re-oxygenate water systems while preventing carbon emissions associated with decomposition.
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.
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.
Trekking Pole Suggested Length
| 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.
