Description
Asgard Hydrogen Poles 2.0
Ever wished your poles felt lighter on the last mile? Meet the Asgard Hydrogen Poles 2.0, built to steady your steps when the trail gets slick, rocky, or steep. One slip on mud or snow… and you will be glad these are in your hands. Pack light, hike strong, and enjoy the view.
Product Description
Engineered for hikers who want real performance without extra weight, Asgard Hydrogen Poles 2.0 use T800 carbon fiber for strength and comfort at about 5 oz per pole. The ergonomic EVA foam grip and breathable strap keep hands happy on long days, while secure aluminum alloy locks make length changes quick between 43.31 and 53.15 in.
Wondering what are the best trekking poles for hiking and long-distance climbs? These deliver dependable stability and low fatigue across varied terrain. If you are asking which hiking poles to choose for steep trails, the Hydrogen 2.0 balances ultralight feel with rugged control. Carbon fiber construction compares favorably to heavier materials when you want less swing weight and more efficiency.
Ready to move faster with better balance? Grab your set and hit the trail today.
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: 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: 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 tungsten tips
- Hex tool
- Wrench
Warnings
- Do not overextend: Extending beyond the marked limits may damage the poles.
- Check lock security: Ensure locks are tight before use.
- Avoid improper use: Use only for trail running, hiking or trekking 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
Return & Exchange
For more information, please visit refund policy.
FAQs
Q: What are the best trekking poles for hiking?
A: Asgard Hydrogen Poles 2.0 combine T800 carbon, secure alloy locks, and EVA grips for a strong, ultralight setup.
Q: Which hiking poles should I choose for steep trails?
A: Choose a light yet stiff pole with reliable clamps. Hydrogen 2.0 adjusts fast for climbs and descents.
Q: How do carbon fiber trekking poles compare to aluminum for durability?
A: Carbon fiber reduces weight and swing fatigue while keeping excellent stiffness; aluminum is heavier. Hydrogen 2.0 uses T800 carbon for strength with less weight.
Q: Why is my trekking pole slipping, and how do I fix it?
A: 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).
Q: What is a trekking pole and how do you use it?
A: It is a stability tool that improves balance and reduces impact. Adjust to elbow height on flat ground; shorten for uphills, lengthen for downhills.
Q: Can I mount a camera on these poles?
A: Yes. Pair with Asgard VersaMount Lite or Asgard VersaMount Mini for on-trail filming.
Q: Do Asgard Hydrogen Poles support the VersaBasket?
A: No. Hydrogen Poles are designed as ultralight carbon trekking poles and do not support the VersaBasket system. If you want action camera or snow basket compatibility, please consider the Asgard Ridge Ski Poles or Asgard Hybrid Poles, which both support the VersaBasket accessory.
Q: Are these good for long-distance or thru-hikes?
A: At about 5 oz per pole with EVA grips and dependable locks, they help reduce fatigue over long days.
Q: Where can I learn proper technique?
A: See our step-by-step tips here: How To Use Trekking Poles.
Q: Are these trekking poles suitable for winter hiking in Canada?
A: Yes. The materials and replaceable tungsten tips are ready for cold, mixed surfaces common in Canadian winters.
Q: What are the best trekking poles in the USA for national park trips?
A: Look for carbon fiber, firm locks, and comfortable grips. Hydrogen 2.0 checks these boxes for popular US trails.
Q: How do I get support if I have an issue?
A: Contact us anytime via the contact page and we will help promptly.
Q: What makes the best hiking poles durable and lightweight?
A: T800 carbon fiber ensures strength and a featherlight 5 oz weight.
Q: How does hiking with trekking poles improve trail performance?
A: They boost stability, reduce fatigue, and enhance efficiency on any terrain.
Q: Why are the best trekking poles ideal for long hikes?
A: At 5 oz each, they minimize strain while offering reliable support.
Q: How do I adjust these poles?
A: Use the aluminum lock to set lengths from 43.31 to 53.15 inches.
Q: Can I use Asgard Hydrogen Poles for skiing?
A: Hydrogen Poles are designed mainly for Hiking, Trekking, Trail Running and Mountaineering, not for skiing. If you are looking for poles built specifically for skiing with reinforced shafts, long grips, and integrated camera mount support. See the Asgard Ridge Ski Poles.
Flimsy_Thesis –
I took these poles on a weekend backpacking trip in Colorado, and they made a huge difference. The ultralight design meant I didn’t 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 way—definitely a must-have for serious hikers.
EatonSphun –
These poles saved my knees on a 10-mile hike. Super light, easy to adjust, and they don’t slip. Can’t believe I used to hike without them.