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    Senior Member Coil's Avatar
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    Improved! The pole passes through the suspension.


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    I certainly see the novelty of using poles for things like this and the tarp. However, for backpacking don't all these extra poles add lots of weight and bulk? Are these just for car camping?

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    Quote Originally Posted by tundracamper View Post
    I certainly see the novelty of using poles for things like this and the tarp. However, for backpacking don't all these extra poles add lots of weight and bulk? Are these just for car camping?
    I carry poles for my side panel pulls on 90% of my trips. They weight 2oz, 4oz for the pair. A luxury item for certain but worth it for some, me included.
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    Great idea.
    Thanks Coil !!
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    Love it!!!!!
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    Coii. how long are your poles? and if you were to start from scratch how long would you make them? alittle longer or shorter?
    Last edited by Zilla; 12-06-2014 at 16:15.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Zilla View Post
    Cali. how long are your poles? and if you were to start from scratch how long would you make them? alittle longer or shorter?
    I think the length is perfect. My plan is to use one for the tarp and one for the BB. I got the poles from Dutch. Here's a link with all the info.
    http://dutchwaregear.com/tarp-pole-mods.html

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    Yeah, i forgot that Dutch had the specs on his site,, i have the poles to make my own and just wanted to be sure the size was perfect and that you weren't just settling because that's what you had.,,.. thanks

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    Any concerns with the poles hitting the tarp?

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    Quote Originally Posted by TallPaul View Post
    Any concerns with the poles hitting the tarp?
    Shouldn't be an issue if you're using the tarp pole mod. I'll set up my SF when I get a chance.

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