Sutekus Aluminum Tent Poles Kit: Adjustable Replacement Accessories for Camping Shelters, Canopy Awning Support - Includes 2 Poles Review

I've used these poles twice and really like them. I substituted and preferred the two piece telescoping aluminum tarp posts. They are strong and collapse to a compact size. The only downside is that they are a bit heavy but still perfect for car camping.

Used them for a few hikes. They are of decent quality, especially for the price. These were the cheapest aluminum bars I could find at Revain. They survived a few showers and held up the tarp well. No problem. I would buy again without hesitation.

Sturdy tent pole set. I had concerns when I bought these after reading the negative reviews. They are great for car camping but are not suitable for a backpack due to the weight. I chose to use these instead of telescopic poles because of the strength. Installation was easy, everything fit perfectly.

I like that they have buttons that pop out through each section when assembled, rather than springs like tent poles. I think that makes them safer. I would ask you to make a threaded element out of the upper part, to which you can attach a large nut, so that the tarpaulin does not explode and jump off the racks. Or maybe a hole in that top spike to put something blunt through to keep the tarp from detaching from the posts. In a windy camping situation, I could see a tarp snap from a pole and…

These tent poles work great! I like this segmental style, which combines elements of the telescopic style, for two reasons. First, I like the reliability of the connected segments. Second, there are two 5-piece sticks, but if I plan to use fewer segments (e.g. two 4-piece sticks, I can leave 2 of those on the hike). These poles are already lightweight, but the ability to take apart multiple poles in one pack adds versatility. It was a well thought out design. The "tip" end is the same length as