Handcrafted in Steamboat Springs, Colorado
Built in collaboration with Grass Sticks and handcrafted in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, this wading staff blends classic materials with modern utility. Made from sustainably harvested bamboo with a strength-to-weight ratio rivaling steel, it offers an ideal balance of rigidity and flex for navigating challenging currents and uneven terrain. At just over 53 inches, it includes both a top handle and a lower shaft grip for flexible hand placement on the move. The custom Fishpond webbing wrist strap provides reliable control and is compatible with our Confluence Net Release for added security. A removable rubber tip improves traction across slick rocks and hard surfaces, rounding out a tool that’s simple, dependable, and built to last.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Material | Sustainably harvested bamboo |
| Length | 53 inches |
| Handle Type | Top handle and lower shaft grip |
| Wrist Strap | Custom Fishpond webbing |
| Tip | Removable rubber tip |
| Compatibility | Confluence Net Release |
FAQ
What makes the bamboo used in this wading staff special?
The bamboo is sustainably harvested and offers a strength-to-weight ratio comparable to steel, providing both durability and flexibility.
Is the rubber tip removable?
Yes, the rubber tip is removable and can be used to improve traction on slick rocks and hard surfaces.
Can this staff be used with the Confluence Net Release?
Yes, the custom Fishpond webbing wrist strap is compatible with the Confluence Net Release for added security.
Fiona Cameron –
The staff feels solid and well balanced. The bamboo is strong and the rubber tip helps with grip on slippery rocks. I use it daily during river trips and it holds up well.
Jason Nash –
Great build quality and comfortable to hold. The dual grip design allows for better control when moving through water. It’s lightweight but sturdy enough for rough terrain.
Sonia Forsyth –
Works well for wading in streams. The webbing strap is secure and the removable tip is a nice touch. A little stiff at first, but breaks in after a few uses.