"Lighten UP-Easy Life,Get Moving!"

Lighten Up Lightweight Camping Gear | Best Ultralight Equipment for Outdoor Adventures
English
  • English (USD $)
  • 한국어 (USD $)
  • español (USD $)
  • русский (USD $)
  • português (USD $)

✨ New Arrivals ✨

"Hexing" registered trademark swimming series products
Lighten Up Lightweight Collapsible Trekking Poles for Hiking, Walking Stick Camping & Backpacking - Durable Carbon Fibre & Cork Handle Lighten Up Lightweight Collapsible Trekking Poles for Hiking, Walking Stick Camping & Backpacking - Durable Carbon Fibre & Cork Handle
-40%

Lighten Up Lightweight Collapsible Trekking Poles for Hiking, Walking Stick Camping & Backpacking - Durable Carbon Fibre & Cork Handle
$30.37 $50.61
22 Sold
Lighten Up 22kN Swivel Carabiner Clip for Climbing - 360° Rotatable Carabiner with Locking Gate, Durable Aluminum Alloy for Outdoor/Indoor Rock Climbing, Hiking, and Survival Rescue Lighten Up 22kN Swivel Carabiner Clip for Climbing - 360° Rotatable Carabiner with Locking Gate, Durable Aluminum Alloy for Outdoor/Indoor Rock Climbing, Hiking, and Survival Rescue
-40%

Lighten Up 22kN Swivel Carabiner Clip for Climbing - 360° Rotatable Carabiner with Locking Gate, Durable Aluminum Alloy for Outdoor/Indoor Rock Climbing, Hiking, and Survival Rescue
$10.05 $16.75
263 Sold
Lighten Up 30kN Safe Ninja Zipline Pulley for Kids - Backyard Adventure with Heavy-Duty Pulley, Easy Setup, Durable Slackline for Outdoor Fun (Ages 5-12) Lighten Up 30kN Safe Ninja Zipline Pulley for Kids - Backyard Adventure with Heavy-Duty Pulley, Easy Setup, Durable Slackline for Outdoor Fun (Ages 5-12)
-40%

Lighten Up 30kN Safe Ninja Zipline Pulley for Kids - Backyard Adventure with Heavy-Duty Pulley, Easy Setup, Durable Slackline for Outdoor Fun (Ages 5-12)
$8.08 $13.47
59 Sold
Lighten Up High Quality Lightweight Climbing Ascender for Professionals — Top Picks for Rock Climbing, Rescue, and Outdoor Use in 2025 CE Certificate Lighten Up High Quality Lightweight Climbing Ascender for Professionals — Top Picks for Rock Climbing, Rescue, and Outdoor Use in 2025 CE Certificate
-10%

Lighten Up High Quality Lightweight Climbing Ascender for Professionals — Top Picks for Rock Climbing, Rescue, and Outdoor Use in 2025 CE Certificate
$29.79 $33.1
82 Sold
Lighten Up Professional Self-Braking Descender for Rock Climbing & Tree Rigging Gear | 9-12mm Rope | 130kg/200kg Capacity | CE Certified Lighten Up Professional Self-Braking Descender for Rock Climbing & Tree Rigging Gear | 9-12mm Rope | 130kg/200kg Capacity | CE Certified
-40%

Lighten Up Professional Self-Braking Descender for Rock Climbing & Tree Rigging Gear | 9-12mm Rope | 130kg/200kg Capacity | CE Certified
$24.78 $41.3
52 Sold
All Shop

Strictly selected fabrics

Based on human anatomy, the product is designed to be more comfortable and fit better

Now Shop

Hiking
Lighten Up Lightweight 7075 Aluminum for Outdoor Explorers Hiking Walking Stick 2 pieces Lighten Up Lightweight 7075 Aluminum for Outdoor Explorers Hiking Walking Stick 2 pieces
-40%

Lighten Up Lightweight 7075 Aluminum for Outdoor Explorers Hiking Walking Stick 2 pieces
$16.16 $26.94
Lighten Up Lightweight Carbon Fiber Hiking Poles Walking Stick for Outdoor Explorers Hiking Lighten Up Lightweight Carbon Fiber Hiking Poles Walking Stick for Outdoor Explorers Hiking
-40%

Lighten Up Lightweight Carbon Fiber Hiking Poles Walking Stick for Outdoor Explorers Hiking
$15.79 $26.32
Lighten Up Carbon Fiber Trekking Poles Portable Folding - Enhance Your Hiking Experience 1 pieces Lighten Up Carbon Fiber Trekking Poles Portable Folding - Enhance Your Hiking Experience 1 pieces
-40%

Lighten Up Carbon Fiber Trekking Poles Portable Folding - Enhance Your Hiking Experience 1 pieces
$15.19 $25.31
Lighten Up 7075 Aluminum Trekking Poles - Lightweight Hiking Gear for All Terrains Lighten Up 7075 Aluminum Trekking Poles - Lightweight Hiking Gear for All Terrains
-40%

Lighten Up 7075 Aluminum Trekking Poles - Lightweight Hiking Gear for All Terrains
$14.69 $24.49
View all

Carabiner
Lighten Up 22kN Swivel Carabiner Clip for Climbing - 360° Rotatable Carabiner with Locking Gate, Durable Aluminum Alloy for Outdoor/Indoor Rock Climbing, Hiking, and Survival Rescue Lighten Up 22kN Swivel Carabiner Clip for Climbing - 360° Rotatable Carabiner with Locking Gate, Durable Aluminum Alloy for Outdoor/Indoor Rock Climbing, Hiking, and Survival Rescue
-40%

Lighten Up 22kN Swivel Carabiner Clip for Climbing - 360° Rotatable Carabiner with Locking Gate, Durable Aluminum Alloy for Outdoor/Indoor Rock Climbing, Hiking, and Survival Rescue
$10.05 $16.75
Lighten Up 25kN Lightweight Climbing Carabiners – D-Shaped Hook, Auto-Locking Carabiner, 7075 Aluminum, Ideal for Rock Climbing, Camping & Backpacking Trips CE Certificate Lighten Up 25kN Lightweight Climbing Carabiners – D-Shaped Hook, Auto-Locking Carabiner, 7075 Aluminum, Ideal for Rock Climbing, Camping & Backpacking Trips CE Certificate
-40%

Lighten Up 25kN Lightweight Climbing Carabiners – D-Shaped Hook, Auto-Locking Carabiner, 7075 Aluminum, Ideal for Rock Climbing, Camping & Backpacking Trips CE Certificate
$4.17 $6.95
Lighten Up 24kN D-Shaped Alloy Climbing Carabiners, Automatic Screw Lock – Durable, Lightweight, and Versatile for Outdoor Camping Survival Quick Deployment, Rock Climbing Safety, and Efficient Rescue Missions CE Certificate Lighten Up 24kN D-Shaped Alloy Climbing Carabiners, Automatic Screw Lock – Durable, Lightweight, and Versatile for Outdoor Camping Survival Quick Deployment, Rock Climbing Safety, and Efficient Rescue Missions CE Certificate
-40%

Lighten Up 24kN D-Shaped Alloy Climbing Carabiners, Automatic Screw Lock – Durable, Lightweight, and Versatile for Outdoor Camping Survival Quick Deployment, Rock Climbing Safety, and Efficient Rescue Missions CE Certificate
$4.42 $7.36
Lighten Up Ultra-Light 25KN Climbing Aluminum Alloy Carabiners – Best D-shaped Rock Climbing Carabiners Clips for Backpacking, Hiking, and Mountaineering – Minimalist Gear for Climbers CE Certificate Lighten Up Ultra-Light 25KN Climbing Aluminum Alloy Carabiners – Best D-shaped Rock Climbing Carabiners Clips for Backpacking, Hiking, and Mountaineering – Minimalist Gear for Climbers CE Certificate
-40%

Lighten Up Ultra-Light 25KN Climbing Aluminum Alloy Carabiners – Best D-shaped Rock Climbing Carabiners Clips for Backpacking, Hiking, and Mountaineering – Minimalist Gear for Climbers CE Certificate
$4.42 $7.36
View all

Rock climbing
Lighten Up Professional Self-Braking Descender for Rock Climbing & Tree Rigging Gear | 9-12mm Rope | 130kg/200kg Capacity | CE Certified Lighten Up Professional Self-Braking Descender for Rock Climbing & Tree Rigging Gear | 9-12mm Rope | 130kg/200kg Capacity | CE Certified
-40%

Lighten Up Professional Self-Braking Descender for Rock Climbing & Tree Rigging Gear | 9-12mm Rope | 130kg/200kg Capacity | CE Certified
$24.78 $41.3
Lighten Up Professional Outdoor Rock Climbing Descender - STOP Handle-Control Abseiling Device for Safe Rappelling & Mountaineering Lighten Up Professional Outdoor Rock Climbing Descender - STOP Handle-Control Abseiling Device for Safe Rappelling & Mountaineering
-40%

Lighten Up Professional Outdoor Rock Climbing Descender - STOP Handle-Control Abseiling Device for Safe Rappelling & Mountaineering
$33.06 $55.1
Lighten Up 30kN Safe Ninja Zipline Pulley for Kids - Backyard Adventure with Heavy-Duty Pulley, Easy Setup, Durable Slackline for Outdoor Fun (Ages 5-12) Lighten Up 30kN Safe Ninja Zipline Pulley for Kids - Backyard Adventure with Heavy-Duty Pulley, Easy Setup, Durable Slackline for Outdoor Fun (Ages 5-12)
-40%

Lighten Up 30kN Safe Ninja Zipline Pulley for Kids - Backyard Adventure with Heavy-Duty Pulley, Easy Setup, Durable Slackline for Outdoor Fun (Ages 5-12)
$8.08 $13.47
Lighten Up Heavy-Duty Climbing Rope Clamp for 8-13mm Ropes - Aluminum Alloy Self-Locking Safety Device for Outdoor Climbing & Mountaineering" Lighten Up Heavy-Duty Climbing Rope Clamp for 8-13mm Ropes - Aluminum Alloy Self-Locking Safety Device for Outdoor Climbing & Mountaineering"
-40%

Lighten Up Heavy-Duty Climbing Rope Clamp for 8-13mm Ropes - Aluminum Alloy Self-Locking Safety Device for Outdoor Climbing & Mountaineering"
$11.33 $18.88
View all

Anhui Feistel Outdoor Products Co., Ltd.

Professional OEM and ODM customization of water sports equipment

Since our founding in 2011, Anhui Feistel Outdoor Products Co., Ltd. has been a dedicated developer, manufacturer, and marketer of premium outdoor leisure products. Guided by a strong commitment to innovation and quality, we have built a solid reputation in the outdoor camping equipment industry.

Our modern facility, spanning 30,000 square meters in the Shushan Industrial Zone, houses a skilled team of over 400 experienced professionals. Equipped with advanced production lines and efficient manufacturing processes, we are capable of handling large-scale orders while maintaining consistent quality across our comprehensive product range—including camping chairs, tables, carts, canopies, and tents.

We offer flexible OEM and ODM services, allowing us to design and produce customized outdoor solutions that meet the specific needs of diverse markets. Our expertise is trusted by more than 50 international brand partners, with a strong presence in Japan, South Korea, Europe, and the United States. Through continuous innovation and reliable collaboration, we work closely with our customers to build successful outdoor brands.

Anhui Feistel – Your reliable partner for quality, innovation, and lasting cooperation.

Get An Instant Quote

Latest Blog Posts

What does "shock absorber" mean in a UK trekking pole product description?

In a UK trekking pole product description, "shock absorber" refers to an internal spring or elastomer mechanism built into the pole's shaft (usually near the lower section). Its purpose is to absorb the impact when the pole tip strikes the ground, reducing the jarring vibration transmitted up through the shaft and into your hands, wrists, and arms. How it works: When you plant the pole, the tip hits the ground and creates a sudden impact. The shock absorber compresses, absorbing some of the kinetic energy, and then rebounds. This reduces the peak force transmitted to your upper body. The benefits: Reduced fatigue: Less jarring means less strain on your wrists, elbows, and shoulders. Improved comfort: Especially on hard surfaces like tarmac, compacted trails, or rocky ground. Protection for joints: Particularly beneficial for walkers with arthritis or wrist issues. The trade‑offs: Adds weight: The mechanism adds 50‑100g per pole. Reduced feel: The slight "bouncy" feeling can reduce the tactile feedback from the ground, which some walkers dislike. Can be noisy: The spring can squeak or rattle over time. Less effective on soft ground: The mechanism only activates when the pole strikes a hard surface. In practice: Some poles have a "switchable" shock absorber, which can be turned off (locked out) for use on soft ground or when you want a more direct feel. Shock absorbers are not essential for most walkers. Many experienced walkers prefer the direct feedback of a rigid pole, especially on technical terrain. Verdict: A shock absorber is a comfort feature, not a necessity. It is best suited to walkers who do a lot of walking on hard, compacted surfaces (like canal paths, pavements, or forest tracks) and who have wrist or joint issues. For general hill walking on soft ground, the added weight and reduced feedback are a disadvantage. If you are unsure, look for a pole with a switchable shock absorber, so you can try it both ways.

Do British mountaineers prefer the term "ski poles" for winter trekking poles?

No—British mountaineers do not use the term "ski poles" for winter trekking poles. The two are distinct tools, and the terminology reflects that. "Ski poles" are designed for skiing—they have a specific length for ski posture, a large basket, and a different grip shape. They are not suitable for walking or mountaineering. "Trekking poles" or "walking poles" are used for winter walking and mountaineering, often with a snow basket attached. In British mountaineering, the term "ice axe" is used for the classic mountaineering tool for steep ice and snow. For less steep winter terrain, "trekking poles" (or "walking poles") are the correct term. "Ski poles" would be used only for actual skiing. If you are on a UK mountaineering forum (e.g., UKClimbing, Walkhighlands) and refer to your winter trekking poles as "ski poles," you will likely be corrected. The correct term for the equipment is "trekking poles" or "walking poles" with snow baskets. In the UK, the term is context‑specific: if you are skiing, you use ski poles; if you are walking, you use walking poles. Even in winter, the activity determines the terminology.

Is a "wrist loop" or "strap" the correct term for UK pole accessories?

In the UK, the standard term is "wrist strap" or simply "strap". "Wrist loop" is rarely used in shops or gear reviews and is generally considered an Americanism or a less specific description. The UK outdoor industry (including Cotswold Outdoor, Go Outdoors, Decathlon, and TGO magazine) uses "strap" or "wrist strap" as the default. The context matters: For standard trekking poles, the term is "wrist strap" or "strap". It is the adjustable loop that goes around your wrist, designed for security and support. For Nordic walking poles, the term is often "trigger strap" or "glove strap". This is a wider, glove‑like strap that allows you to release the handle during the backward push—a key part of the Nordic technique. When buying: You will find "wrist strap" on the packaging of most trekking poles. "Trigger strap" or "glove strap" is used for Nordic walking poles. "Wrist loop" is not a standard UK term and will usually be understood but may be seen as a slightly awkward translation. Practical advice: If you are looking to replace a strap, search for "trekking pole wrist strap" or "Nordic walking trigger strap" to get the correct results.

What is the proper UK term for the baskets on the bottom of walking poles?

The proper UK term for the baskets on the bottom of walking poles is "baskets". This is the term used by all major UK retailers (Cotswold Outdoor, Go Outdoors, Decathlon) and in gear reviews (e.g., TGO, Walkhighlands). It is the default, all‑encompassing term for the plastic disc that prevents the pole from sinking into soft ground. The specific terms used in the UK While "baskets" is the umbrella term, there are more specific names based on the intended use: Mud baskets: The most common type, designed for soft, muddy, or boggy ground. They are usually 7‑9 cm in diameter and often have an open lattice design to shed mud (e.g., Leki Mud Basket, Black Diamond Mud Basket). Snow baskets: Larger (up to 12 cm), designed for snow and soft terrain. They provide maximum flotation. Also called "powder baskets" in some brands (e.g., Black Diamond Powder Basket). Touring baskets: A medium‑sized basket (5‑6 cm) used for mixed terrain, often with a solid or semi‑solid design. "Mud discs" or "mud guards": Occasionally used in marketing, but less common. In UK shops When you visit a UK outdoor shop or search online, you will typically find: Baskets as the primary category. Mud baskets and snow baskets as the two main subtypes. "Mud guards" may be used for a smaller, solid design, but it is not a universal term. On the packaging, you will see "Basket," "Mud Basket," or "Snow Basket" clearly labelled. What to say when buying If you are in a store, the simplest and most effective phrase is: "I'm looking for some new baskets for my walking poles." The staff will immediately understand and guide you to the correct size and type for your poles. Alternatively, if you need a specific type: "I need some mud baskets for my poles." This will get you the correct product quickly. Key tip: check compatibility Baskets are not universal. The attachment system varies by brand and model. Before buying, check that the basket's locking mechanism matches your pole (e.g., push‑fit, screw‑on, or the specific clip system used by Leki, Black Diamond, etc.). Always bring your pole or check the brand/model before ordering online.

Are "rambler sticks" the same as "trekking poles" on UK hiking forums?

Yes, on UK hiking forums, "rambler sticks" and "trekking poles" are essentially the same product. The difference is purely one of terminology, reflecting the culture of the user. "Rambler" is a traditional British term for a person who enjoys walking in the countryside. The word evokes a gentle, leisurely approach to walking, often on lower-level terrain. "Trekking" is a more modern, vigorous term, associated with multi-day expeditions and rugged terrain. In forum discussions: "Rambler sticks" tends to be used by older, more traditional walkers, or in jest, to refer to poles used for general countryside strolls. "Trekking poles" is the standard, widely accepted term across UK outdoor retailers and gear reviews. It is the default term on major forums like the Ramblers and Walkhighlands. A quick forum search shows: A post about "best rambler sticks for a gentle walk" will receive the same recommendations as one about "best trekking poles for a gentle walk." The advice is identical: pick adjustable poles with a comfortable grip and a secure lock. Verdict: On UK hiking forums, "rambler sticks" and "trekking poles" are used interchangeably. The choice of term usually reveals more about the writer's age and self-identification than about the product itself. For the most practical advice, simply search for "trekking poles"—it's the term that will yield the widest and most consistent results.

What is the difference between "Nordic walking poles" and "trekking poles" in UK shops?

In UK shops, the difference is fundamental: "Nordic walking poles" are designed for a specific fitness technique, while "trekking poles" are for balance and support on uneven ground. Key differences: Feature Nordic Walking Poles Trekking Poles Wrist strap Trigger‑strap (glove‑like): You release the handle during the backward push. Standard loop strap: For security; you grip the handle. Length calculation 0.68 × height: Shorter, for a rhythmic, full‑body technique. 0.70 × height (90° rule): For balance on varied terrain. Tip Often a flexible rubber ferrule with a small carbide pin. Rigid carbide tip for maximum grip on rock and dirt. Weight Lighter (under 200g) and often with a slight flex. Stiffer and often heavier. Technique Full‑body workout; engages core and arms. Support and stability; reduces knee strain. In practical terms: Buy Nordic walking poles if you want a fitness tool for use on flat, even surfaces (parks, promenades). They are designed for a specific, rhythmic technique. Buy trekking poles if you need balance and support on hills, trails, and uneven ground. Where to find them: Both are stocked in Decathlon, Cotswold Outdoor, Go Outdoors, and specialist retailers. Nordic poles are often sold alongside "Nordic walking" accessories, while trekking poles are in the hiking section. Always try the grip in‑store—the trigger‑strap system requires practice to use correctly.

All Blog

Free delivery worldwide

Free delivery for orders over $200 worldwide

Secure payments

Secure payment through PayPal or credit card

Quality purchase

30-Day return policy

Friendly customer service

Part replacement service

Inquire for more cooperation or product information.
We will contact you within 1 business day. Please check your email.
Name
Mail
Phone
Message
Send

Feistel Outdoor

We reply immediately
Welcome to our website. Ask us anything 🎉

Start Chat with:

Cart

{{item.title}}
{{item.sku}}
Remove
{{symbol}}{{item.price}}

Subtotal

{{symbol}} {{cart.total_price}}

Shipping, taxes, and discount codes calculated at checkout.
Subscribe today to hear first about our sales