Thank you for the detailed comparison. Very helpful in making a choice for me. Edit: OMG your channel is so underrated. Such beautiful hiking videos. Very enjoyable. Glad I found this.
Have been using the MH500 for nearly 6 months regular use and find then pretty good. I walk on a lot of mixed terrain and they have not let me down yet. Stay safe and well.
Thank you for the information! It was very helpful:) I just discovered Decathlon recently and will be purchasing the MH500 this week😁. Thank you and happy trekking!
Hi! Nice review. What can you tell about the durability and stiffness of the MH500 a year after this video? My concern is that, due to its locking system, the joint between the lower and the middle section of the pole could turn flimsy, as it did in the MT100 after long use. Thanks in advance!
Hi, thank you for the comment. We didn't notice much difference in stiffness after a year of use but it depends on how often you use it. We do most of hiking in summer season and just several day hikes during winter. So we think it can withstand several years like that. We had a similar issue with MT100 but it did feel like more budget pole and less rigid initially. And we still got couple of years of use from it.
I bought the a single cheaper 100 (comfort model) to use as bicycle stand for my bike tour, as my bike doesn't have a kickstand and as a tarp support. .great for campsite use. Use for some short simple hikes nothing extreme. no frills. Great that you can buy only one pole. One of the best €10 spent
Hi guys! Tell us, how do you like the 500 series sticks? Are they much better than the 100 series? Impressions after a while? Now we have a price for sticks of the 100 series of 14-15 dollars. And the 500 series is $40. Do you think they are worth the money? Or do you now think it's better to look at other options?
Hello, the MT100 sticks served us well for over two years in terms of durability. And the MH500 worked well too for many kilometers and would have served us even more time if we didn't lose them. The MH 500 is just a different model and more comfortable, has a better grip and more convenient adjustment system. But if you talk about durability, they are both great options.
Thank you for making review like this, it seems not much other ppl talk or review such items like this!
Glad it was helpful! Hopefully we will make other similar gear reviews soon with Decathlon stuff.
Thank you for the detailed comparison. Very helpful in making a choice for me.
Edit: OMG your channel is so underrated. Such beautiful hiking videos. Very enjoyable. Glad I found this.
Glad it was helpful! We appreciate your comment. Hope you enjoy it here with us!:)
I was confused yesterday, now seeing this video I am clear!
Thank you for this wonderful comparison, Happy trekking!
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Awesome, thank you! Glad it was useful to you!
I found everything that I want to know on this video about trekking poles. Thanks a lot.
Glad to hear it! Thank you!
Have been using the MH500 for nearly 6 months regular use and find then pretty good. I walk on a lot of mixed terrain and they have not let me down yet. Stay safe and well.
Hello, thanks for sharing your experience! We've been pretty happy with our trekking poles too so far, they are very nice to use.
Thank you for the information! It was very helpful:) I just discovered Decathlon recently and will be purchasing the MH500 this week😁. Thank you and happy trekking!
Glad it was helpful to you! Decathlon has really a lot of nice and quality gear options. Hope you enjoy using the poles and have a great hiking trip!
@@WalkingNatureWorld Thank you!!
Very helpful review, thanks alot
Fantastic review. Very nicely done!
Thanks! Glad if it was useful to you!
thank you very helpful.
Hi! Nice review. What can you tell about the durability and stiffness of the MH500 a year after this video? My concern is that, due to its locking system, the joint between the lower and the middle section of the pole could turn flimsy, as it did in the MT100 after long use. Thanks in advance!
Hi, thank you for the comment. We didn't notice much difference in stiffness after a year of use but it depends on how often you use it. We do most of hiking in summer season and just several day hikes during winter. So we think it can withstand several years like that. We had a similar issue with MT100 but it did feel like more budget pole and less rigid initially. And we still got couple of years of use from it.
Very Honest Review...Thanks...
Our pleasure, thank you:)
what is use of that seprate ring at bottom
What ring do you refer to exactly?
@@WalkingNatureWorld i don't know its exact name..that small disc type..which come hanging on hand strip in decathlon trekking poles
Possibly you refer to the snow caps?
@@WalkingNatureWorld Yes
I bought the a single cheaper 100 (comfort model) to use as bicycle stand for my bike tour, as my bike doesn't have a kickstand and as a tarp support.
.great for campsite use. Use for some short simple hikes nothing extreme. no frills. Great that you can buy only one pole. One of the best €10 spent
Thanks for sharing your experience! It is a decent trekking pole for its price, very well worth it.
Hi guys! Tell us, how do you like the 500 series sticks? Are they much better than the 100 series? Impressions after a while? Now we have a price for sticks of the 100 series of 14-15 dollars. And the 500 series is $40. Do you think they are worth the money? Or do you now think it's better to look at other options?
Hello, the MT100 sticks served us well for over two years in terms of durability. And the MH500 worked well too for many kilometers and would have served us even more time if we didn't lose them. The MH 500 is just a different model and more comfortable, has a better grip and more convenient adjustment system. But if you talk about durability, they are both great options.
Merci, Super Vidéo !!!
Merci beaucoup:)
thank you
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