
The sun drops before you're down.
Switch on the 160-lumen LED and see the trail at your feet, with up to 10–12 hours of light per charge.
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The trekking pole that lights the way and charges your phone.
A 160-lumen LED, a 5200mAh USB power bank and a Dual Lock 7075 aluminum shaft, with a camping tripod and USB fan in the box.
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Orders ship within 1–3 business days, and shipping is free on US orders over $25. Return or exchange within 30 days of delivery; items must be unused and in original packaging.
Charge the pole fully before your first hike. Keep the USB port dry and closed when not in use, and check that both locks are engaged before putting weight on the pole.
Early starts, late finishes and nights at camp, with light and backup power in the pole you're already holding.

Switch on the 160-lumen LED and see the trail at your feet, with up to 10–12 hours of light per charge.

Plug into the pole's USB port and top up your phone, GPS or headlamp from the built-in 5200mAh power bank.

Clip on the included USB fan and run it straight from the pole while you keep walking.
Tap a feature to see how the Power Trek Lock works on the trail and at camp.


The built-in LED lights the trail on dawn starts and dusk descents, and runs 10–12 hours per charge.

A 5200mAh power bank with a 5V/1A USB output charges a phone, GPS or headlamp off the grid.

A flip lock for quick adjustment plus a push-button lock that secures the section. Built for hikers who put real weight on their pole.

The included USB fan plugs into the pole for hands-free cooling, and packs small for travel.

Swap the tip as the ground changes, from city pavement to mud and snow.
A flashlight, a power bank, a fan and a camp light. The Power Trek Lock puts all four in the pole you're already walking with.

| Feature | Standard trekking pole | Power Trek Lock |
|---|---|---|
| Built-in 160-lumen LED | ||
| Charges your phone (USB) | ||
| USB cooling fan | ||
| Tripod turns it into a lantern | ||
| Dual Lock (flip + push-button) | ||
| Cork grip and wrist strap | ||
| Adjustable height | 27–55" |
Single-lock poles can creep shorter when you lean on them on a steep descent. The Power Trek Lock pairs a flip lock with a push-button lock, so once you set your height it stays there. The cork grip moulds to your hand and the padded wrist strap takes weight off your grip on long days.
Tap your height:
| Your height | Set pole to |
|---|---|
| 4'0"–4'6" (48–54 in) | 35 in |
| 4'6"–5'0" (54–60 in) | 39 in |
| 5'0"–5'4" (60–64 in) | 42 in |
| 5'4"–5'8" (64–68 in) | 45 in |
| 5'8"–6'0" (68–72 in) | 48 in |
| 6'0"–6'4" (72–76 in) | 51 in |
| 6'4"–6'8" (76–80 in) | 54 in |
Pole heights are estimates using the common guide of about 0.68 × your height. The poles adjust anywhere from 27" to 55": go a little longer for steep descents and a little shorter for climbs.
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Combining a trekking pole with lighting and other accessories can simplify an outdoor packing list. The trade-off is having more components to charge, check, and carry.
The Power Trek Lock LED trekking pole brings walking support and several outdoor extras together. Its value will be strongest for someone who expects to use the light and accessories regularly.
The included tips and baskets increase the pole's flexibility across suitable surfaces. Users should select the accessory that matches the ground and inspect it for wear before use.
An adjustable pole can be set for different users and walking conditions. Choosing the right height and confirming that the sections are locked will be important for comfortable use.
The included USB fan is a small convenience for breaks in warm weather. It adds to the product's multipurpose appeal, though it is an accessory rather than a core trekking feature.
This walking stick extends and is adjustable and will fit most people.
The quality feels solid, and the grip is comfortable in my hand while walking.
It's really well designed.
Every SmartstickX trekking pole comes with a lifetime warranty and a support team you can actually reach. Here's what that looks like in practice.
Out of warranty"I called just looking for info on how to change the battery. They are sending me a new one. The warranty has expired. … Stellar customer service. I was not expecting that."
Jimmy · April 2025 · Amazon review
Damaged in shipping"Great product, great company, AWESOME customer service. My first shipment was damaged in shipping, they replaced it quickly. No worries here, AWESOME experience."
Kristopher · July 2026
Faulty light"They understood that and got a new one out to me in 2 days. The new one was perfect!"
Amazon customer · April 2024
Needed a 90° handle"They IMMEDIATELY SAID THEYD SEND THE EXTRA PART, (free of charge)."
Mark A. Wickart · January 2025 · Amazon review
The Power Trek Lock pole, a camping tripod, a USB cooling fan, a charger, a rubber tip, rubber feet, a mud basket and a snow basket.
The built-in LED is rated up to 160 lumens and runs 10–12 hours per charge.
Yes. The built-in 5200mAh power bank has a 5V/1A USB output for a phone, GPS or headlamp.
No. The stun gun is only on the SmartstickX Self Defense Stick. The Power Trek Lock is a lit, powered trekking pole.
Open the flip lock, slide the pole to your height, press the push-button into place and close the flip lock. Check both are engaged before you lean on it.
Keep the USB port closed and dry. Avoid submerging the pole.
Orders ship within 1–3 business days. Shipping is free on US orders over $25.
Return or exchange within 30 days of delivery. Items must be unused and in original packaging.
Return or exchange within 30 days of delivery, unused and in original packaging. After that, your SmartstickX poles are covered by a lifetime warranty.
A 160-lumen light, a power bank for your phone and a Dual Lock pole you can lean on.

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