Black Diamond Distance Carbon Running Poles

Overview

Black Diamond Distance Carbon Running Poles is listed in this store. Crafted in collaboration with BD Athlete Joe Grant, the Distance Carbon is a fixed-length pole that weighs only 89 grams (120 cm), making it BD's lightest pole to date. With minimal touchpoints strategically placed, such as a subtle mid-shaft ring for balance and grip when carrying it horizontally, this pole is designed for optimal comfort. The ultralight EVA grip offers just the right amount of s

Key details from the listing

• Product title: Black Diamond Distance Carbon Running Poles
• Length: 100cm

How to choose

Compare the listed options and description against your project needs. If a measurement, finish, or compatibility detail is missing, contact the store before ordering.

What to confirm before purchase

• Dimensions and configuration match your space or installation
• Finish/color and option selections are correct
• Shipping and return terms on the store policy pages

Additional listing information

Crafted in collaboration with BD Athlete Joe Grant, the Distance Carbon is a fixed-length pole that weighs only 89 grams (120 cm), making it BD's lightest pole to date. With minimal touchpoints strategically placed, such as a subtle mid-shaft ring for balance and grip when carrying it horizontally, this pole is designed for optimal comfort. The ultralight EVA grip offers just the right amount of support, while the removable low-profile baskets add versatility. In short, the Distance Carbon is built to keep you moving, whether you're in the middle of an ultra or scaling peaks with speed and agility. Price per pair Size Chart Height Range Suggested Pole Length <4 ft 10" / 147cm 100cm 5 ft 1" / 155cm 105cm 5 ft 4" / 162.5cm 110cm 5 ft 7" / 170cm 115cm 5 ft 10" / 178cm 120cm 6ft 1" / 185.5cm 125cm 6ft 4" / 193cm 130cm 6 ft 7" / 200.5cm 135cm How to Measure: On flat ground, the top of the trekking pole handle should be at waist or hip level and your elbow at approximately 90 degrees. For walking, hiking and backpacking: Stability and support matter most. Size up if you're right on a size cusp. For running: Uphill propulsion matters most. Size down if you're right on the size cusp. Fe