Telescoping Tarp Poles | Replacement Canopy Adjustable Aluminum Rods, Portable & Lightweight for Tent Fly, Awning, Outdoor Camping, Hiking, Backpacking & Rainfly + Pegs & Reflective Ropes

The media could not be loaded. These poles have incredible telescoping ability and are extremely strong, even at full extension. Once locked into place, they don't slip or sag. Even with a rain fly in strong winds and rain, you don't need to worry about the poles bending or collapsing. They're light weight but the metal tubing is thick enough where it's not going to become malformed.The rubber cap with grippy feet is a great idea when using as a center pole. The spikes are long and strong enough where you could attach multiple eyelets or loops of cordage.After a long soaking rain, some water collected into the poles. I had to take the bottom feet off to drain and air them out, so it would be nice if there were actual drainage holes at the feet.I got the 4 pack of poles, but wish I would have gotten the 6 pack, so I actually bought the 2 pack also. I like there are a variety of packs available to choose from, but I'd just get the 6 pack if you're planning on using it for a large rain fly. That would allow some poles to be used as center poles to keep a rain fly from sagging.The included cordage and stakes are good quality. I like the metal tightening brackets that come on each set of cordage, rather than plastic. I wish the lip on the stakes were also metal, but the plastic has seemed to work well and hasn't bent or broken yet. The stakes are strong and can take a beating.The included carrying case is good quality and has held up well so far. I like when companies include a carrying case that is actually useful and durable, so that is a nice bonus.Overall, a great set of telescoping poles. I wouldn't go hiking long distances with them, but they work well for general camping, tarp or rainfly use.

I bought these as tarp supports for camping. We ended up using two at the beach for a lean to we own. Worked great. The end adjusts for grommets or a rubberized gripper end. Easy to use and sturdy. Easy to pack and store.

I bought the poles so I could cover my tent with a oversized tarp for rain. I practiced and it stayed up until I took it down for 4 days. Plus it rained.This was on a mountain slope. ⛰️ It will work for me. I put it up solo first time and I am a petite Senior female. Yaaa! Came with sturdy stakes too. Bag is nice. Poles adjusts in 2 spots. The top rubber thing worked good and its attached so you cant lose it.

You don't learn much about the product usually from 5 star reviews. The poles and lines are great. Adjusting the length of pole extensions is very smooth. Then a quick +/- 1/4 turn locks it in place. Nice smooth finish on the aluminum, and they are very light. The supplied pegs/stakes are as pictured.There's only one thing I can ding them on.: The pole bag is flimsy. The first time I used the poles the bag ripped. It's not worth sewing as the material itself is thin and weak. Sew yourself your own bag and a small one for the stakes and lines. C'mon! You can do it!

These tarp poles are sturdy and solid. When you twist to lock it in place it stays there. Very good quality and good value as well.

Ordered these to make a sunshade for our boat. They seem to be made well and are going to work well to help provide shade and protect us from the sun when desired. They can probably be very handy in many different situations. 👍👍

Bought these to extend our sunscreen on our awning on camper. They work great and give us nice shade and extend our floor space. Great purchase.

I originally wrote a negative review about these poles. Long story short: I am expertly qualified to review this product. I have decades of professional wilderness guiding experience AND I am a literal expert rigger. I also am an avid "burning man" style camper. I'm basically MacGuyver without the physics degree.I rigged these poles out "outriggers" to my Moss Guide Outfitter Wing setup. We were at Scofield Reservoir in Utah. It is a full-on RV style campground next to a lake where we were wake-surfing. I used all my skills and experience to properly rig up my 20+ year old Moss Wing. I used these poles as the outside perimeter poles. I used the original aluminum Moss poles for the 2 primary supports. I used slippery trucker's hitches to tension each additional guy line. If I had to use a stake, I used my trusted US military surplus "sand" stake...which is a fairly heavy duty wide style metal stake about 14" long and about 2.5" wide. I use these all the time. I have to use a 5lb mallet to properly drive them in.One single wind gust that was perhaps 25+mph came in when I wasn't ready...my wing and original poles were fine. These poles snapped right away. Clean breaks. Needless to say, I was upset.BUT...David, from Garden Pro seriously took care of me and I feel very good about giving these poles another chance in a much lighter weight role. He didn't even hesitate to either refund me or replace them. I honestly camp so much that I want the poles, so I agreed to a full replacement. They were here in a matter of days. He also called to follow up. I very much appreciate the excellent customer service and look forward to using these poles--just in a more lightweight role (i.e. not to help support a large group shade structure such as my Moss Outfitter Wing).These will be perfect for "mellow" shade uses, in protected areas, etc. I will use them at the park, and when the weather is absolutely perfect. I know not to expect them to work if there is any inclement weather.Thank you David, thank you Garden Pro for being reasonable and sending me a new set. I won't abuse them this time. :)

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These appear to be as good as much more expensive Green Elephant poles. I'm not sure they will be up to the challenge of windy conditions and large tarps, but if I run into problems hopefully the seller will help. The included guy ropes and stakes are a nice bonus.

Bought these to go with a lightweight tarp for shade whilst camping in France, they were amazing, lightweight and easy to use. They stood up to the weight of a large pool of water on the tarp when we returned to the tent after a day out and did not buckle, bend or break. I highly recommend these poles when used correctly.

Good quality, easy to use & essential for the obsessive tarp erector, who likes to ensure a tight, waterproof canopy. So good that I ordered another set immediately after receiving the 1st set. Good, sturdy, practical poles. Recommended!

These do seem strong and so far appear to lock up quite well. However, my couple of issues are a) the price - I think they are a little over priced, and b) the rubber push on ends. They are stupidly tight and need some serious force to remove them. I ripped two of them off their connected rubber links as I needed so much force to remove them.