Set of 4 Telescoping Tarp Poles | Replacement Canopy Adjustable Aluminum Rods, Portable & Lightweight for Tent Fly, Awning, Outdoor Camping, Hiking, Backpacking & Rainfly + 6 Pegs & 6 Reflective Ropes

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.

Absolutely supper , best thing I brought for my awning they do the job with ease , they are so sturdy should realy come with every awning

Good set of tarp poles like the twist and lock into position, quite light but sturdy. Quick delivery.

Sturdy, strong, simple to use, a but weighty but no bother carrying them in the campervan. Mighty job.

Very simple and very sturdy. Easy to use. Can be put up in a matter of seconds

We’ve used these to hold up a makeshift awning for our van on the side door and back door and as a shade for sitting under. The fact that you can adjust the poles with a twist to any varying height means you can get a shade level even on undulating ground. They are thick and sturdy and feel heavy duty but they are lightweight aluminium so easy to carry. They came with extremely heavy duty pegs and, thick hi-vis guy lines. Really pleased with them.

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.

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.

These telescoping tarp poles are sturdy, lightweight, and held my tarp securely even in windy conditions. They adjust easily, lock firmly in place, and are a great value for camping, tailgating, or any outdoor setup.

Ya las utilice en varias ovaciones y funcionan de maravilla

I bought a 4-pack and I might buy two more. My first use was camping to hold a tarp (12'x18'?) with a flat-roof / lean-to setup (flat roof was sloped a little for rain). These poles give you the versatility to position your shelter as you want it, not based on available trees or elevated anchor points. We had enough room to protect the campground picnic table as well as an additional seating circle during peak heat. The tarp was a heavy-duty reflective tarp I got like 20 years ago, and it worked great. In strong rain, we could easily lower the poles on one side to proved added protection. We had the best camp kitchen shelter in the entire canyon. It was far superior to the folding canopies for function and packability. You will probably need extra hands the first time you set it up and setting it up in the wind could be a challenge. It will also take you 15 minutes-20 minutes to setup and break it down. I strongly recommend more/stronger stakes depending on your spoil conditions. The heavy duty stakes were more than adequate for a tent, but this is practically a sail. We had to upgrade to the screw-in earth anchors stakes in some areas (luckily we had them to screw in and secure dogs). Similarly, plan at least two guy-lines per pole. Only 6 were provided for 4 poles, so I used some Paracord to improvise. After camping, it also makes a great clothesline to air out your gear.