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Question: Do these poles come with baskets?
Document: I'm pretty impressed with these trekking poles and I think you will be too. For the price, you just can't beat 'em. And I've tried.
All and all I would recommend them though seeing as most people looking at them probably aren't as big as me! Totally worth the money, similar poles retail for about 120 in the local shops.
These poles functioned very well on my recent weekend trip in the Smokies. They represent a distinct upgrade from my department store quality poles I previously used. The connections felt very secure and the cork handles are a major plus.
My first trekking poles, so I don't have a lot to compare them to. They were comfortable and the grips didn't get too sweaty. Was a good deal compared to the local stores. Used them a couple times for hiking 14ers. Hoping to try them out soon for snow shoeing.
These have pretty much saved my back, I think. I hike weekly, and these poles are easy to adjust, easy to hold, and seem perfectly proportioned. My only wish is that they came with tough rubber caps for use on sidewalks or paved roads.
bought theses poles to help me in my recovery from a boken leg, i had never been a fan of using trekking poles on my backpacking adventures but since i lost a lot of my nimbleness after my surgery these poles help out immensly sturdy, lightweight, and great cork  handels
Price was reasonable for this quality. I weigh 225 at 6' and these poles have supported MANY slips and slides. They have held up without incedent and I have yet to change out the incredibly resilient tips. 700 miles and counting with these BA comfortable poles
I bought these for my wife, one who could be called a &#34;moderate&#34; hiker. She has taken these poles out on 6-9 mile hikes up wet rocky slopes and found these poles to be exactly what she needed. Lightweight, yet sturdy and easy to pack in luggage.
Other than that,  the poles were fine - comfortable and stayed to the sizing I set it to. I would note though,  even collapsed, they are a bit too big to put in a hiking duffel, unlike my friend' s Lexi's, and the clips were so stiff when I first received, I thought I would break it when I tried to change the sizing.
I have used black diamond trekking poles in the past and was very pleasesd. I weigh 250+ and my black diamond poles have always felt stable even when downhill on very steep terrain  I am covinced that black diamond shaft locks are among the best in the trekking pole world. Their ergonomic grips are right on the mark
Answer: no