Sunnyglade 2 Adjustable Tarp Poles Telescoping Aluminum Rods Set

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1. Vangie Verified Buyer – 17 June 2024

   Bought the poles to put up a canopy but I never got to use it in the summer to try it out.
   I finally tried to use the pole to put up my Christmas lights since the pole extends. This is the first time trying to use it. I tried to tighten to lock the extension in place but it wld not even lock, instead, it just snapped off. It looks like pole had been used and returned. I wished I wld have tried to use it when I first got it. Now it has been 3 months. Past the return.
   It’s garbage! Don’t waste your money.
   I shld have gotten something that cost more.
   I still think this cost too much for a piece of junk.
   

2. Big Girl In Boston Verified Buyer – 24 July 2024

   I used these to hold up one side of my shade sail over my patio. The fence is only about 4′ tall, so I bought some brackets to hold these poles in place.

   I wouldn’t expect them to hold up a shade sail in the wind and fully extended — I extended these about halfway for each part, with the lower sections helping to stabilize and strengthen the upper parts. They feel secure, and sure enough, when the wind picked up, they held up just fine. I’ve had them up now for 2 weeks here on the New England coast and they’ve held up. I like them so much I’ve ordered another pair for the 3rd floor deck!
   

3. Valery Claypoole Verified Buyer – 23 September 2024

   Took these out for the first time set them up. Bottom tensioner in both poles broke. Now they are half the height and won’t collapse.

   

4. Karen Anne Verified Buyer – 5 January 2025

   Works great for supporting our tarps while camping. Love the adjustability and the locking features
   

5. Girish Verified Buyer – 27 January 2025

   When I used it first time one of the pole was not at all getting tight or lock. I keep twisting for several minutes. And then Finally it locked after lot of efforts. The bottom support or shoe broke during first use. I returned it.

   

6. Robert Mucerino Verified Buyer – 18 February 2025

   These poles are built very sturdy and of excellent quality.
   

7. larry grover Verified Buyer – 11 March 2025

   Seems very sturdy a bit pricey but if they last they are worth it had some cheaper ones that didn’t last
   

8. Stan Lee Verified Buyer – 15 March 2025

   We have a pop up tent that the awning had torn off. We rigged a awning using these poles. It worked really welll till we got some moderate wind. We’ve had wind and they held, but under gust of maybe 20-25mph the poles bent and were unusable. If wind kicks up and you bring the poles done, they’re fine, but won’t last long in a place prone for winds.
   

9. Nomibird Verified Buyer – 20 March 2025

   Did the job very well. Might have liked an open loop at the top so would not have to run the tie through for tie out.
   

10. Mike in KC Verified Buyer – 13 April 2025

    I gave them a one star because one of my poles snapped in half during a small bit of wind, and they should be strong enough to handle some wind. Its a shade awning they are intended to hold up and since when is it ever not breezy? I wouldnt expect them to stay up during extreme conditions, Im not talking about that. The problem lies in their thickness; while the diameter of the poles gave me some confidence at first inspection, the actual wall thickness is very thin, and its not made of aluminum as they say…its some sort of pot-metal. I suppose once a product made in china has 30-40% aluminum content, its deemed as “made of aluminum”. I dont know. Also, the twist lock mechanism to extend the length is a bit iffy. It works alright at first, right twist to loosen and collapse/extend, and left twist to tighten back up…but while looking at the broken pole I noticed the plastic guts inside that govern the loosen/tighten action, were already broken and the collapse didnt happen near the joint. Id say save your money and buy some 6 foot steel EMT sections at the local hardware store, drill holes to make them extendable with a trailer pin, and rig up some sort of nipple at the top for insertion into tarp grommets. You’ll save money and know it wont collapse.