LED Trekking Pole

A lighted trekking pole that adjusts for height and terrain, with an integrated LED for the dim stretches of a trail at dawn or dusk. It is a real piece of hiking gear rather than a trinket, and the price ladder is wide enough that a larger order comes in noticeably cheaper per pole.

Outfitters, trail groups and guided hikes

Outfitters sell it with their name on it, trail associations and state park programs use it for volunteer recognition, and corporate wellness groups that run guided hikes give it to participants. At over thirty dollars a pole, it is a gift for people who will actually hike, not a booth giveaway.

Logo options on a slim shaft

Screen print and laser engraving are the listed methods. A pole shaft is narrow and round, so a horizontal wordmark or a compact logo fits better than a tall, stacked design. Laser engraving gives a permanent mark that does not rub off with handling; screen print allows a logo color that stands out. Extra colors or locations are quoted with the job, and placement is confirmed on your free proof.

Six price tiers

• 50 poles: $35.71 each, $1,785.50
• 100 poles: $32.48 each, $3,248.00
• 250 poles: $31.99 each, $7,997.50
• 500 poles: $31.54 each, $15,770.00
• 1,000 poles: $31.12 each, $31,120.00
• 2,500 poles: $30.71 each, $76,775.00

The move from 50 to 100 is where the price drops most, by more than three dollars a pole. After that, the steps are under fifty cents each. The minimum order is past $500, so the $49 setup never appears.

About nine business days

Poles are decorated in roughly 9 business days after proof approval, then shipped. For a spring hiking season or a fall trail event, start the order about a month out.

Is the light built in?

Yes. The LED is integrated into the pole.

What is the minimum?

50 poles.