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Aldi Cranesport Summary|Reviews|Start a discussion Sponsored by Bookmark this Aldi Cranesport More about Aldi Average Rating: 4 out of 5 No. of Reviews: 2 RRP: £7.99 Year: 2004 view enlarged image Description: Aldi treking poles.  REVIEWS   1 to 2 of 2 reviews, to post a review you need to be a member - Join now.  Graham Minshall   Posted: 10/04/04 'VALUE FOR MONEY' Strengths: 3 x different grips, do not shorten on impact, cheap. Weaknesses: Branded as Aldi, people have looked at me & said " must be cr*p if they only cost £7.99". Overall: I have used Leki, black mountain, field & trek poles, & these are as good as any I've ever used.   Performance   100% Reliability   80% Value   100% Overall Rating   93%   John O   Posted: 09/05/04 'FIT FOR THE JOB' Strengths: Price, build quality, 3 piece with anti-shock and rubber tip Weaknesses: naff colours, lookalike cork grips Overall: can do most things competently but not much use crossing Scottish mountain streams - this requires a stout stick   Performance   60% Reliability   60% Value   100% Overall Rating   73%    MY REVIEW   You need to be a member to post a review. You can join here free.

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