I need a hiking staff at least 72 inches with metal tip
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I'm sorry but Woodcraft's hiking staffs are wood only, and there is variation in the product that is shipped.
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Yes, you should be able to find something. Oddly enough, we found one at Lowes.
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I may have one for you as I looked to replace damaged connectors ... couldn't locate any .... so bought a new 10 x 20 last year....Poles have a length and Diameter and a Letter code .... so be specific and I'll see if I have a spare for you .... Tom Drew
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61" from the mounting plate to the foot (spike not extended). I used it recently as a walking staff on a a tough hike with 2000 vertical feet of elevation change over very rough terrain. It functioned perfectly as a staff and a monopod. Bullet proof ,IMHO
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I bought a package of replacement tips of various sizes; sorry I cannot tell you specifically which is the standard size.
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I put these tips my Keytz Nordic Walking sticks -- they fit my poles just fine. (Hopefully, they will fit yours too) -- great tips.
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Try a "bolt & screw" store that specializes in fasteners. They can measure the thread size, length, and the type of tool it takes, and they might be able to special order it.
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Any drug store. Get a Stryker tipforv a cane of similar size. I filled one with Permatex Ultra Blue gasket sealer,let set over nigh. Been therefor three years.
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Hello Phyllis,I was wondering if the tips fit your poles? Just wanted to let you know Cabala's has a great deal on Trekker Poles for $6.99 and shipping. I love mine and ordered 4 more for $37 shipped. My wife and I both beat cancer almost 5 years ago and continue to hike almost every day. http://www.cabelas.com/product/Trekker-Hiking-Staff/714512.uts?rid=11
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would be way to long need something like 9 inch or shorter tip is ground down a little bit
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Not super exact but about 28-30". let me know if I can help with anything else
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If you want lighter poles a company called Bearpaw sells aluminum poles for 2.99 per 16" with inserts and 2.39 without. I dont know the exact length this tent needs but with a similar tent I needed 2 9ft poles I needed 12 with inserts and 2 without.http://www.bearpawwd.com/poles_stakes/poles_stakes.php#344
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I am not an authority on walking sticks/hiking poles, but the one from Amazon is adjustable. I find that the handle is about elbow high when my arm is bent and the forearm is horizontal. This is a comfortable height for me. It appears to me that it should be a matter of what is comfortable, and what works for you. The only other suggestion would be to visit a doctor, and seek his/her advice. Sorry I cannot be more help.
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I would just look up whichever pole your interested in and compare diminisions? You already know the Maxpedition is 12x5
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12 1/2 inches from tip to tip. I use it as my primary duty flashlight as a police officer and I've dropped it on the road and used it as an impact weapon and it has not failed me yet. It is very rugged.
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A one inch limb will not fit into the guide, I feel the limit is more in the half inch range.I hope this helps.
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Amazon probably sells many tips that will work, but Campmor sells the genuine Chinook replacement rubber tips for $1.99 ea. The Chinook pole is of decent quality, so I believe it has the standard size rubber foot, but if you bought some that were just slightly loose, you could always add just a dab of Shoe Goo {@WMart]. *That's also a good way to extend the life of that rubber foot: turn the pole upside down & put a dab of Shoe Goo on the clean foot & let it dry upside down for 24 hrs. But again, Campmor sells the identical rubber foot your pole came w/. *I plan to just buy 2-3 at 1 time so I can save on shipping, but the Shoe Goo is allowing me to postpone buying any thus far...... Amazon probably sells many tips that will work, but Campmor sells the genuine Chinook replacement rubber tips for $1.99 ea. The Chinook pole is of decent quality, so I believe it has the standard size rubber foot, but if you bought some that were just slightly loose, you could always add just a dab of Shoe Goo {@WMart]. *That's also a good way to extend the life of that rubber foot: turn the pole upside down & put a dab of Shoe Goo on the clean foot & let it dry upside down for 24 hrs. But again, Campmor sells the identical rubber foot your pole came w/. *I plan to just buy 2-3 at 1 time so... » Read More Amazon probably sells many tips that will work, but Campmor sells the genuine Chinook replacement rubber tips for $1.99 ea. The Chinook pole is of decent quality, so I believe it has the standard size rubber foot, but if you bought some that were just slightly loose, you could always add just a dab of Shoe Goo {@WMart]. *That's also a good way to extend the life of that rubber foot: turn the pole upside down & put a dab of Shoe Goo on the clean foot & let it dry upside down for 24 hrs. But again, Campmor sells the identical rubber foot your pole came w/. *I plan to just buy 2-3 at 1 time so I can save on shipping, but the Shoe Goo is allowing me to postpone buying any thus far...... « Show Less