Description
Ultralight build, trail-ready strengthâT800 carbon shaft, secure locks, and replaceable tungsten tips.
Every detail countsâcomfortable grip, breathable straps, reliable locks, and easy trailside tuning.
Quick sizing guide: adjust your pole length in seconds for a better hike.
Field-tested across mountain trails, rocky summits, and real-world conditions.
Field-tested across mountain trails, rocky summits, and real-world conditions.
Designed on the trail. Proven in real weather.
Asgard Hydrogen Poles 2.0
Built for hikers who count ounces but still want real trail confidence, the Asgard Hydrogen Poles 2.0 combine a T800 carbon fiber shaft, secure aluminum alloy locks, and replaceable tungsten tips in an ultralight setup. At about 5 oz per pole, they help reduce swing weight on long climbs while giving you better balance on loose rock, mud, snow, and uneven trail surfaces.
These adjustable carbon trekking poles are made for day hikes, fastpacking, trekking, and mountain travel where lighter gear matters. The EVA foam grip stays comfortable over long miles, and the breathable strap helps reduce hand fatigue when terrain gets steep or technical.
Product Description
The Asgard Hydrogen Poles 2.0 are ultralight carbon fiber trekking poles designed for hikers who want lower carried weight without giving up trail stability. Each pole weighs about 143 g (5.04 oz) and uses a T800 carbon fiber shaft for a strong, light feel on the move. If you are comparing ultralight hiking poles for long days, steep ascents, or mixed terrain, this is the kind of setup that keeps your kit lighter while still feeling dependable underfoot.
The ergonomic EVA foam grip is built for comfort during long hikes, while the heat-pressed honeycomb mesh strap adds breathable support. A quick aluminum alloy lock system lets you adjust pole length from 110 to 135 cm (43.31 to 53.15 in), so it is easy to shorten for climbs and lengthen for descents. Replaceable tungsten tips help maintain traction and extend service life across rock, dirt, and variable trail conditions.
Hydrogen Poles 2.0 are a strong fit for hikers who want:
- ultralight trekking poles for hiking and backpacking
- carbon fiber hiking poles with adjustable length
- trekking poles with foam grips and breathable straps
- lightweight poles for steep trails, long-distance hikes, and mountain travel
Whether you are building a lighter backpacking setup, replacing heavier aluminum poles, or looking for dependable adjustable hiking poles for everyday trail use, the Asgard Hydrogen Poles 2.0 are made to move fast, pack light, and stay comfortable over distance.
Best For
Asgard Hydrogen Poles 2.0 are best for hikers who want ultralight adjustable trekking poles for:
- day hiking
- backpacking
- fastpacking
- mountain trails
- steep climbs and descents
- mixed terrain in three-season conditions
A 23 km trek across Ge’nyen Pasture in Western Sichuan. Watch how steady footwork and quick adjustments help on rolling meadows and glacial valleys. Filmed with Asgard Hydrogen Poles 2.0 in real trail conditions.
Features
- T800 Carbon Fiber Shaft: High strength-to-weight performance for confident planting on rock, mud, or snow.
- Aluminum Alloy Lock: Quick, secure adjustments with robust clamping force for reliable hold.
- Ergonomic EVA Foam Grip: Soft, sweat-friendly handle with a breathable wrist strap for long-mile comfort.
- Precision-Molded Tips: Up to 300 percent improved wear resistance for consistent bite on mixed terrain.
- Replaceable Tungsten Tips: Swap when worn to extend life across seasons and surfaces.
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Trailside Tuning: Integrated hex wrench in the tip section for on-the-go clamp adjustments.
Specs
- Series:Â Asgard Hydrogen 2.0
- Materials:
- Shaft: T800 carbon fiber
- Handle: EVA foam
- Wrist Strap: Heat-pressed honeycomb mesh fabric
- Lock: Aluminum alloy
- Tips: Tungsten steel
- Adjustable Length: 43.31 – 53.15 in (110 – 135 cm)
- Collapsed Length: 24.80 in (63 cm)
- Folded Length: 20.28 in (51.5 cm)
- Package Dimensions: 1.85 x 4.72 x 21.26 in (4.7 x 12 x 54 cm)
- Net Weight:
- Per Pole: 5.04 oz (143 g)
- Per Pair: 10.09 oz (286 g)
- Snow Basket: 0.34 oz (9.6 g)
- Rubber Feet: 0.42 oz (12 g)
- Mud Basket: 0.18 oz (5.1 g)
- Replaceable Tips: 0.18 oz (5 g)
- Wrench: 0.71 oz (20 g)
- Hex Tool: 0.16 oz (4.5 g)
- Gross Weight:Â 18.45 oz (525 g)
- Ideal Uses: Hiking, Trekking, Trail Running, Mountaineering.
- Warranty: Contact us via our contact page for prompt assistance.
- Color Options / Variations: Yellow
What’s Included?
- Pair of hiking poles
- Two snow baskets
- Two rubber tips
- Two installed replaceable tungsten steel tips
- Hex tool
- Wrench
Warnings
- Do not overextend: Extending beyond the marked limits may damage the poles.
- Check lock security:Â Ensure locks are tight before use.
- Avoid improper use: Use only for hiking, trekking, trail Running, mountaineering to prevent breakage.
How to Use?
- Adjust Length
- Set pole height so your elbows are near 90 degrees with tips on the ground.
- Shorten by 2 – 4 in (5 – 10 cm) for uphill; lengthen for downhill.
- Secure Grip
- Hand goes up through the strap, then down onto the grip so the strap supports your wrist.
- Keep a relaxed hold to reduce fatigue.
- Walking Technique
- Plant the opposite pole with your leading foot and push lightly to propel forward.
- Keep tips a short step ahead for rhythm and stability.
- Terrain Tips
- Uphill: Plant slightly behind your stance for extra drive.
- Downhill: Plant slightly ahead for braking control.
- Maintenance
- Wipe down after use, clear debris from locks, and store dry.
Setup & How-To Videos
Correct Length & Strap Fit
Trial Filming Setup
Return & Exchange
For more information, please visit refund policy.
FAQs
How do carbon fiber trekking poles compare to aluminum?
Carbon fiber poles are lighter and help reduce swing fatigue, while aluminum poles are usually heavier and may bend rather than crack under hard impact. Asgard Hydrogen Poles 2.0 use T800 carbon to keep weight low while maintaining a stiff, trail-ready feel for hiking and backpacking.
Why is my trekking pole slipping, and how do I fix it?
After dusty, wet, or big temperature changes, lock tension may be slightly affected. Fine-tune the lever-lock tension using the integrated hex wrench in the tip section (Watch: Fix Trekking Pole Slip in 10 Seconds).
Which Asgard camera and basket accessories are compatible with Hydrogen Poles 2.0?
Hydrogen Poles 2.0 are compatible with Asgard VersaMount Lite and VersaMount Mini for on-trail filming. They are not compatible with the VersaBasket camera-mount system. Two standard snow baskets are included with the poles. For VersaBasket compatibility, consider the Asgard Hybrid Poles or Ridge Ski Poles.
Can I use Asgard Hydrogen Poles for skiing?
Asgard Hydrogen Poles are designed mainly for hiking, trekking, trail running, and mountaineering, not for skiing. If you want poles built specifically for skiing, with reinforced shafts, longer grips, and integrated camera mount support, see the Asgard Ridge Ski Poles.
How should I size trekking poles?
Start with your elbows at about 90 degrees on flat ground. Shorten the poles for uphill travel and lengthen them for downhill sections. Asgard Hydrogen Poles 2.0 adjust from 110 to 135 cm (43.31 to 53.15 inches), so you can fine-tune the fit for different terrain.
Do the tips wear out, and can they be replaced?
Yes. Trekking pole tips gradually wear with use, especially on rock and pavement. Hydrogen Poles 2.0 use replaceable tungsten tips, so worn tips can be changed without replacing the entire pole. Inspect both tips regularly and replace them when traction becomes noticeably reduced.
Flimsy_Thesis –
I took these poles on a weekend backpacking trip in Colorado, and they made a huge difference. The ultralight design meant I didnât feel weighed down, yet they were strong enough to handle rocky terrain. The quick height adjustment came in handy when switching from uphill climbs to downhill descents, and the grips stayed comfortable even after hours on the trail. My knees and balance thanked me the whole wayâdefinitely a must-have for serious hikers.
EatonSphun –
These poles saved my knees on a 10-mile hike. Super light, easy to adjust, and they donât slip. Canât believe I used to hike without them.
Nanee –
Excellent stability on rocky terrain. Lightweight, secure, and easy to pack.
Mike R. –
Took these poles on a three-day hike in the Rockies and they performed really well. They feel noticeably lighter than my old aluminum pair, but I never felt like I was sacrificing stability on rocky descents. The clamps stayed tight the entire trip, and the foam grips were comfortable even after several hours. The bright yellow color also makes them easy to spot around camp.
Nathan –
Great poles once adjusted properly
Iâve used these on wet forest trails and a couple of steep climbs so far. Theyâre easy to adjust, pack down nicely, and donât add much weight to my backpack. It took me a little while to get the wrist straps fitted correctly, but after that they were very comfortable. Iâd like to see clearer setup instructions, though the poles themselves have been solid and dependable.