Has anyone here tried it?
18" easton .625 diam sections are available here:
http://www.questoutfitters.com/tent_poles.htm
A 45++" pole (2 x 18" and 1 x 9" sections) will weight 5.7oz + handle and tips.
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MYOG trekking poles using easton .625 pole sections?
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Huzefa,
In 2006 I made two-piece trekking poles with 0.490" OD x 0.026" wall Easton 7075 Aluminum.
For more pictures and complete instructions check out:
http://caseyandemily.com/Backpack/2006/2006_10_Poles/Poles.htm
Thanks Casey! That was very helpful.
But I wont be making a fixed pole. I am thinking of shock-cording it so that I can fold it when carrying in my backpack.
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