LED Glow Trekking Pole, Glowing Tactical Survival Hiking Stick, Light-up Walking Staff, 6-Section Threaded Adjustable Design for Camping, Survival,Backpacking & Night Hiking

Not as strong as it looks in the ad and it’s Priced a bit high! Ok if you have extra money laying around! It does light up good, and they should beef up the light tubes!

Could be brighter of light or have two light for it.

Was advertised

Love the fact it comes with its’ own case (that has sections!), and breaks down into smaller pieces that are easy to store. It fits great in my camping kit and hiking bag, and it doesn’t take up a lot of space when not in use. Overall it seems very well made, I’ve definitely had it help keep balance a time or two. That said, I have yet to put my full force on it in an actual fall (fingers crossed, will update this review if/when I do). I appreciate the sections can be arranged in different orders. I found putting the two lights a bit below gave me better visibility into the brush for my terrain, but I appreciate having different options. Be advised the light up sections don’t actually light up on their own, there’s a flashlight section (that’s surprisingly strong, ngl) that shines into those clouded translucent plastic sections that give the lighted appearance. That said, the other thing I really appreciate about this pole is it’s several tools in one. There is a cutting piece that you can store in the pole (and comes in its own plastic case in the kit for safety), and will do a fine job on fishing line, tarp rope, or other small cuts you might need. The flashlight section of the pole can be taken out and used as a flashlight itself or you could attach it to the handle for a little more versatility. All in all, while I’m not an “extreme” hiker by any means (I enjoy 3-5 mile weekend hikes, or hikes while camping), this pole definitely serves my needs and is a good value for the cost to me. 5/5 stars, would order again.

This hiking stick works well. The screw on stick is a bit time consuming and somewhat tedious, but once you're done the glow-capable hiking stick works very well. But because the hiking stick is screwed on, I feel like I have to be more careful with the stick because it might be more prone to breaking at each of the screwed joints. The foam for the handle is okay, it's what I'd qualify as "standard" foam, but if you're okay with that then it's no problem, it would have been nicer if it were cork material instead, or even better if it were leather. It's quite bright but it's not overbearing either which is nice. You have to make sure you place each part of the stick to the correct positioning though otherwise the translucsent part of the stick might not be in the correct positioning. They do a pretty good job at preventing you from messing up by having the threads of the stick pieces arranged in a specific way to help guide you. And also because of the screw-style to make the stick, height adjustments is pretty easy though less customizable with it's size. The weight is good and lightweight, but with the batteries it might bother some people who prefers no added extra weight. With the light up feature you'd have to trade off some weight to add the batteries. Overall, this is a solid hiking stick. With it's glow tech and screw method, it's a versatile hiking stick that could make your next hiking trip safer and more comfortable.

I’ll start by saying this is a cool idea. A glowing trekking pole definitely sounds useful for night hiking or camping, and I can see how it would appeal to some people. That said, in real-world use, it’s just not very practical. Most hikers use a pair of trekking poles, not just one. Stability, balance, and rhythm all come from using two poles together. This product is essentially one oversized, light-up walking stick — and at around $70 (at the time of this review), it feels overpriced for what you’re getting. If you really want a glowing walking stick, you can find similar light-up options for about half the price. That means you could buy two and actually have a proper trekking pole setup for the same cost as this single pole. Or, you can do what most experienced hikers do — invest in a quality set of lightweight trekking poles and wear a headlamp. That setup is lighter, more practical, and more versatile in my opinion. Overall, it’s a creative concept, but for serious hiking or backpacking, there are more practical and cost-effective options out there.

I recently tried out this LED Glow Trekking Pole and was pleasantly surprised by how practical and well-designed it is. The built-in rechargeable LED light is a standout feature. It provides strong illumination for night hiking and camping, making it much easier to see the trail ahead. It gives an added sense of safety when walking in low light or dark conditions. I myself prefer one walking pole to assist in hiking. The adjustable 6-section threaded design is another big plus. The pole collapses down for easy storage, which makes it convenient to pack in a backpack or carry along on trips. When fully assembled, it feels solid and secure, offering dependable support on uneven terrain. I have used it on trails and rocky paths, and it provides good stability without feeling heavy. I also like the added survival multi-tool feature. It makes the trekking pole more than just a walking stick. Having extra utility built into one piece of gear is always helpful when camping or preparing for emergencies. It feels like a thoughtful addition for outdoor enthusiasts who want versatile equipment. Overall, this glowing tactical hiking stick is a reliable and multifunctional tool for trekking, camping, and nighttime adventures. The durable construction, bright LED light, and collapsible design make it a great option for anyone who enjoys spending time outdoors and wants a little extra visibility and peace of mind.