45" Ultralight Tent Pole
If you're a cyclist, paddler, or don't carry trekking poles, you may wish to consider using our ultralight tent poles to support your shelter.
Some shelters require two poles for setup; be sure to review the setup before purchasing.
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Materials
Carbon Fiber
These poles are extremely strong. They are stronger than aluminum yet weigh less. Custom made by Easton Mountain Products, these Carbon Fiber poles will not shatter even in the strongest winds.
Aluminum
Lightweight yet durable aluminum poles for those who don't need the lightest or the strongest available.
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Aluminum vs. Carbon Fiber Tent Poles
Carbon Fiber
Aluminum
3 Section: 1.8 oz - 54 g
5 Section: 2.1 oz - 60 g
3 Section: 3 oz - 85 g
5 Section: 3.5 oz - 99 g
3 Section: 45" - 114 cm (folded 17" - 43 cm)
5 Section: 45" - 114 cm (Folded 11" - 28 cm)
3 Section: 45" - 114 cm (folded 17" - 43 cm)
5 Section: 45" - 114 cm (Folded 11" - 28 cm)
3/8" - 10 mm
3/8" - 10 mm
Skyscape Trekker, Skyscape Scout, Lunar Duo, Lunar Duo Outfitter, Haven Tent, Owyhee Tarp, Gatewood Cape, Serenity NetTent
Skyscape Trekker, Skyscape Scout, Lunar Duo, Lunar Duo Outfitter, Haven Tent, Owyhee Tarp, Gatewood Cape, Serenity NetTent
Tent Pole Questions
What are the length of the sections when broken down?
3-Section: 17"
5-Section: 11"
Is there a difference in sturdiness between the materials?
We find them to be equally sturdy.
Why would I choose the 5-section over the 3-section?
The 5-section folds down smaller, which tends to be better for Bikepacking or other activities where space is limited. The 3-section is lighter and less expensive.
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- ASAustin S.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars2 weeks agoOne Fancy Stick
Super simple but useful product. I bought this to use with my tarp while bikepacking. Even the longer 3 piece version fits nicely inside my frame bag, taking up virtually no space and adding very little weight to my rig. It flexes more than a trekking pole, but it feels reassuringly stiff when setting up the tarp.