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Hiking Stick

Aluminum Hiking Stick

This light weight aluminum hiking stick extends from 28” to 57” and locks in place. The wrist strap has a thermometer and compass. The rubber tip is removable to expose a carbide tip which is great for slippery conditions.

Removing the knob on top reveals a camera mount which is excellent for taking steady wild life photos. In the shaft is a heavy spring that allows you to put a lot of pressure in the stick and have it cushion the force rather then your elbow or shoulder.

If you are a hiker of photographer you will love the versatility of this hiking stick.

 

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Comment by Natron
2007-03-15 15:56:02

Have any idea of the brand or model of this? Not much of a review without that info…

 
Comment by Everyday Weekender
2007-03-16 17:34:04

It’s made by Hammers, model HP1. You can find them all over eBay for a good price. I got mine as a gift.

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2007-03-21 02:50:08

When I first saw the picture, I thought it was a microphone stand! :shock:

 
 
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