Tarp Poles Heavy Duty Adjustable, AVOFOREST Aviation Aluminum 8.7FT Tent Poles Lengthen and Thicken with Protection Cap Awning Poles Set of 2 for Hiking

Works as intended. Nice quality--locking mechanism prevents poles from slipping back down. All in all a nice product

Very sturdy and strong. If you know how to string it, this will stand the wind without knocking out. Very easy to extend and shorten the length of the pole and not too heavy to carry around. It fits under the 2nd row seats so takes no space at all in my Tesla Model X. Great price for this

Purchased poles to replace my truck camping tent that was originally purchased with folding metal poles.I like how light and collapsible they are. Easy to store and you get two sets of two poles with a carrying cast to store away.Sometimes when retracting, they’re a little hard to release if up for a while but just be sure to keep them clean and keep dirt out of them and you will be fine. Well made and even comes with a rubber cap for different tent or tarp setups.Overall, great product that has a couple different uses while camping.Thanks for reading and best of luck 😎

Poles are good held up pretty well but lost the rubber piece instantly because it was not secured enough to the base of the pole and I should have checked so partly my fault. the length is awesome and weight is super light weight but for amount of money spent on this wish the piece would have held bette. could use a longer tie down rope but super easy to use in terms of the functionality. the coverage in height is awesome

Works as advertised. Haven’t noticed any issue with the polls locking too tightly. They’re very easy to use straightforward design.As others mentioned in the reviews, the silicone chest pond caps do come slightly deformed. But, only around the skirt on mine. They were already attached to the steel pin on each pole. Rubber caps are straight upright other than the base area of each cap.If that bothers anyone, I’m sure you could heat up some water on the stove top and just place the base of the cap inside of it, and then mold it back to the correct shape.Someone else mentioned their order didn’t come with the stakes and guy lines. Mine did. Was happy about that. Had already resigned myself to the fact they might only be included when you buy the larger set of four poles.Happy with condition of what was received. Well packaged double boxed. Everything wrapped up well in plastic bags. It’s exactly what I was hoping for.If I was backpacking, I might take a single pole. Use it somewhat like a walking stick. Then use it for setting up poncho shelter, or similar.Mainly would recommend set for car camping. Or in the winter time if you have sled to pull your gear or ATV. These aren’t overly heavy or extremely long, but when you start adding all the gear together, it gets a bit heavy.Also the carry bag is a decent quality. Has a nice barrel lock for cinching the bag shut can hold all the contents including the cordage and stakes. Has two rope cords that come off of the carry bag. So, if you were so inclined could wear it like a backpack.The steel tent stakes are different than any. I have presently with my tents. Look like they should be great for tough clay soil and maybe even in the winter for icy ground.

Seem well built and should work great for a tarp shelter.

These poles area great addition to our tarp set up. The poles that came with the trap are not adjustable so limits the possibilities for set ups. Use them with the other poles or by themselves depending on the preferred set up. They tighten easily with a little twist and release with opposite twist. Have not loosened up and keep tight in winds. The rubber caps allow to use them directly to the trap or remove caps to place through the eyelets of the trap. Bag is sufficient for storage and while packing. Lighter than the poles that came with the trap and the extended length is enough for high clearance underneath the tarp. Picture shows one on the ground and the other on the table, third pole was original with the tarp. The pole in the middle held tightly in place with the rubber caps without ropes. Really like my decision to purchase these, makes the trap more versatile. Have used them for running a clothes line to hang sleeping bags on to air out and held the weight of 2 bags. Recommend these poles.

The setup is nicely put together with everything you need poles, stakes, guy wires. The post at the top is plenty long and the silicone tips are large enough to protect a tarp when used to prop it up.