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russ311
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Dan Durston
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russ311The tent pitches with poles in the 46 - 46.5" range (116 - 118 cm). The actual pole height needed varies slightly depending on a few factors (unevenness of the ground, how far out the corner stakes are from the tent body). So the best fixing length trekking poles to have are 120cm poles (47") as you can always use these, and just put them on a slight angle to take up the extra length.
You can also buy fixed length poles from a variety of companies to use with trekking pole supported shelter if you don't use two poles. For example, you can get nice carbon ones at whatever length you want from Ruta Locura: http://www.rutalocura.com/Tent_Poles.html
I'd get one of these at 118 - 120cm.
You can also buy fixed length poles from a variety of companies to use with trekking pole supported shelter if you don't use two poles. For example, you can get nice carbon ones at whatever length you want from Ruta Locura: http://www.rutalocura.com/Tent_Poles.html
I'd get one of these at 118 - 120cm.
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