NEW Harrier Helvellyn PRO Carbon Z-Poles review - how do they compare to the Helvellyn Carbon poles?

NEW Harrier Helvellyn PRO Carbon poles reviewed - how do they compare to the Helvellyn Carbon poles? Sorry about the sound, the rain seems to have made everything very tinny!
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[@harrier_trail_running]

Thanks Claire glad you liked them. The clip on the back is a crocodile clip it opens up and goes back on easily, you also get a spare one with the vest too.

[@wildgingerruns]

Thank you! That's a great shout, I'll pin this to the top of the film so it's clear for folks :) Love the poles, and the pack, use it all the time :)

[@harrier_trail_running]

@@wildgingerruns yes I saw you like wearing it - that is the best testament!! Hope you're good :)

[@antoniocardinale6958]

I enjoyed watching and learning from this super video Claire , very easy to understand on how to use these remarkable Carbon Z walking sticks .

[@wildgingerruns]

You're very welcome!

[@tonyreeves5083]

I've not run with poles yet - not adventured that far or high! Sometime soon I hope.

[@wildgingerruns]

They're defo a good shout for longer stuff, but shorter less lumpy things nah :)

[@andreafluffkitten]

I like Harrier poles, have a set of Catbells and liked the original Helvellyns. Think I may want a pair of there for when I don't need my poles to hold up my tent and there is a load of downhill.

[@wildgingerruns]

Cool, I think the PRO's would be able to hold a tent up too, they seem nice and sturdy :) Not bendy tho like the alu Catbells, so defo those are a safe bet aren't they!

[@andreafluffkitten]

@@wildgingerruns The Pros would work for a shelter, I just prefer alu for that. Pros look perfect for running though. Think I'll put in an Xmas request.

[@grahamambridge2856]

I think probably the long handles mean you can move your hands down each pole for going up a steep ascent.

[@wildgingerruns]

Also a good shout, thanks GA!

[@jeroen1989]

What would you say is the main benefit of buying these over the non-pro version?

[@wildgingerruns]

Weight - they are lighter