Adjustable Tent Poles for Tarps Heavy Duty 90in Camping Accessories

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1. Ingus Verified Buyer – 12 July 2024

   These poles are sturdy, thick in both the diameter as well as the material. my camp site ran into some high winds and while the tarp was flapping hard these poles were unfazed.

   I choose this style over the telescoping style because while those are held up by friction created by a plastic/rubber piece, this one is slotted-in metal to metal. there are almost zero points of potential failure along the pole (unless it breaks or bends), so hopefully this is the last one I’ll need to get. In it’s unassembled form this is bulkier than the telescoping pole, but since I’m only using this while car camping, the point is moot.

   If there has to be a complain, it’s the carrying bag. while the bag is thick enough, the zipper feels cheap, and the size of the bag is a little too tight. it WILL contain all the poles but I wish it’s an inch longer and wider. as it is, it’s always a tough fight to fit everything in.
   

2. M.D. Verified Buyer – 24 August 2024

   AVOFOREST Camping Tent Tarps Poles are a sturdy set of poles that are a good option for a tarp or tent awning. The measurements and weight are not exactly as listed in the product information. You could backpack or hike with these, but I wouldn’t call them lightweight – all the pole sections plus the lightweight storage bag weigh in at 2Lbs 12Oz. You certainly could reduce weight if all of the sections are not needed for your setup. Measurement-wise, each section adds about 14.5″ in height, with an almost 2″ spike on the top section that goes through your tarp grommet. Technically, you could use only the top section, but it doesn’t have a foot and would get dirt in the pole. The lowest height with 2 sections is 29″, with 5 sections for each pole, the height is 73″ (not including the spike on top). You could go higher if only using one pole, but I think at some point it would become more prone to bending under pressure.

   

3. GSB Verified Buyer – 23 January 2025

   Not bad or great.

   They have a fair amount of flex and are not heavy duty.
   

4. Michael Nolan Verified Buyer – 9 February 2025

   These poles break down and fit into a bag that is very easy to pack. The poles when assembled are strong and stand up well to the wind. I use strong stakes and ratchet straps. The other end of the tarp I tie to the top of the truck. Nice shade structure!

   

5. flamingo Verified Buyer – 26 February 2025

   Strong, compact, good quality, good value for money, easy to use, very functional, as described
   

6. Quality- better than advertised photo Verified Buyer – 1 March 2025

   It was abit windy and it rained for 24 hours. It held up. Don’t see how it wouldn’t if I also have the rope strings attached to the tarp.. worked out great for me! I do wish the bottom could have the option to maybe screw into the ground (for other scenarios/setup designs) because if those trees weren’t there I’m not sure it would have held up.

   

7. Gary Lofgren Verified Buyer – 18 March 2025

   I needed a sturdy set of poles to use for a tarp canopy while camping and was not interested in the thin aluminum poles with twist locks because there are too many possibilities of failure. These steel poles are perfect for what I needed. The extra weight is not an issue in my case and having the adjustable height using the interlocking sections does take a few extra seconds in the setup but it’s worth it because there is no chance of slipping and they can handle plenty of wind without failure. The durability of this set combined with the reasonable cost make them an incredible value. I would definitely buy these again.
   

8. Anonymous Verified Buyer – 21 March 2025

   Unless you like whittling sticks in the woods as part of your campcraft, these poles are an ideal camping accessory when motorcycle camping. I initially thought that they might be too heavy and/or bulky, but the segments are the perfect length to fit into either the bottom of a side panier or a dry-bag. They are probably too heavy to carry when backpacking, but I always pack them onto my bike and I typically find myself using them in every camping setup (porch mode – hammock tarp, rain-shelter, shade-shelter, windbreak, bug-net etc.). They are a little on the heavy side of perfect, but they strike a good balance between weight, sturdiness and durability. I would definitely buy these again (in the unlikely event that they ever needed to be replaced.)
   

9. Ken Myers Verified Buyer – 5 April 2025

   I like these a lot so far. They are sturdy which was important to me. A lot of other brands seemed to have issues with wind folding them in half but I don’t expect that to happen to these easily.

   

10. N.P. Verified Buyer – 5 April 2025

    Great tarp poles. Sturdy and well made. I used them to put up a 10×10 AquaQuest tarp over my not-very waterproof tent.
    

11. katana19 Verified Buyer – 22 April 2025

    I bought these poles to hold up the tarp/roof of the cage I have outside for the dog area. Easy to install. It’s been very windy the last couple of months and the poles are holding up. Worth the money.