SAN LIKE Tent Pole 78 Inches Telescopic Adjustable tarp Poles for Camping Canopy Awning Shelter Backpacking Hiking -(Adjustable Length - Steel)

I use these tent poles in the Ricky’s of a tarp to use as a camping awning. $20 for the poles and $10 for the tarp. Compared to over $100 for an awning this is amazing.

Convenient to use with all the sections or less sections for a shorter pole. I feel that these would not be strong enough for any large heavy tarp or use in windy conditions.

I grabbed these after the other set my dad had went missing. We used them to put up a small awning over our 10 person tent. I used rope at the top of the pole to secure them to a tree, not sure how stable it would be stakes in the ground. Definitely would prefer them in a 4 pack and with a better support base, but overall great product for the price!

San listen poles adjustable are great . I haven't used them as of yet but I did put them together which was very easy to do even by myself. The quality is great and I'm sure they will hold up in a good wind . The poles screw into each other so they won't fall apart on you. They are pretty strong so I don't think they will bend very easily.

I use my poles set to support a tarp between my camping tent and screened kitchen. Gives perfect support to tarp, plus the tent and screened tent. I live in North Dakota where the wind always blows. The extra support is always a blessing. Even in a severe thunderstorm.

compact and size adjustable light weight

I have 3 sets of San Like Tent Poles. I use 1 set to hold my tarp up over the opening of the tent. i use the other 2 sets to cover the picnic table. They are tall enough to allow a breeze to flow thru, making it comfortable in hot/rainy weather.

I'm still trying to find the best way to use them without help. I do everything by myself, so some things are challenging. The only thing I don't like is that they could be taller, at least for what I need them for. They seem to be made fairly well. I'd definitely recommend them!

Junk. 2 of the poles broke in half on the first night. They were not 95" they were 86" which was too short for the setup I needed. Save your time and money and buy something thats more sturdy. Because I can guarantee one good gust of wind is going to destroy yours as it did mine.

Flimsy. They're quite thin/narrow, so they won't hold up under any sort of wind. I regret buying them.