How long and short are these poles when assembled and how long are they when folded up
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The Kelty Adjustable Pole has three sections, the bottom of which has a sliding-sleeve that provides 7 adjustments in 2" intervals, so there are 4 pieces if completely disassembled. When folded and joined by shock-cord, the pole is 28.75" long. When assembled for the shortest length (w/bottom section at the bottom of the sliding adjustable sleeve, no adjustment selected) the pole is 79.5". With the first adjustment position selected the length is 87.25" and longest (tallest) adjustment is 99.0".NOTE: Measurement of folded length included 2" grommet-spike on the top section of the pole. All other measurements were from the shoulder of the top section to the bottom of the bottom section. I hope that helps! The Kelty Adjustable Pole has three sections, the bottom of which has a sliding-sleeve that provides 7 adjustments in 2" intervals, so there are 4 pieces if completely disassembled. When folded and joined by shock-cord, the pole is 28.75" long. When assembled for the shortest length (w/bottom section at the bottom of the sliding adjustable sleeve, no adjustment selected) the pole is 79.5". With the first adjustment position selected the length is 87.25" and longest (tallest) adjustment is 99.0".NOTE: Measurement of folded length included 2" grommet-spike... » Read More The Kelty Adjustable Pole has three sections, the bottom of which has a sliding-sleeve that provides 7 adjustments in 2" intervals, so there are 4 pieces if completely disassembled. When folded and joined by shock-cord, the pole is 28.75" long. When assembled for the shortest length (w/bottom section at the bottom of the sliding adjustable sleeve, no adjustment selected) the pole is 79.5". With the first adjustment position selected the length is 87.25" and longest (tallest) adjustment is 99.0".NOTE: Measurement of folded length included 2" grommet-spike on the top section of the pole. All other measurements were from the shoulder of the top section to the bottom of the bottom section. I hope that helps! « Show Less
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26.5" folded and almost 92" when extended---these are really good poles, I'm actually going to buy 2 more
1000855
my tent/bag is in storage right now but approx. 2-2.5 ft long by 1 ft wide and 1 foot tall. the poles w/ bag do not fit in the tent bag and i attatch them with the clip straps on the outside of the tent bag. overall i am very pleased with the tent and construction and have used this tent for many weeks.
25503
The poles are designed to easily come apart, so I rarely put them all together then compact them. That said, it would be about two or three feet.
1166348
Thay are about 1/2" tall when folded. I had to get a 1/2" raiser for the scope to fit with them.
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There are two estate-grade extension poles in each set; a 3-section pole that extends to approximately 10ft. and a 2-section pole that extends to approximately 7ft. The collapsed length of both poles is 48", making them very portable and storable. The two poles can be used independently or screwed together to achieve a length of 17ft., which translates to 22-23ft. standing reach. Both poles are made of premium anodized aluminum throughout. The 2-section pole weighs 1.5lbs. and the 3-section pole weighs 2.25lbs. The combined weight of the two poles is under 4lbs., which is incredibly lightweight considering the strength of these poles. Attachments will add a slight bit of weight to the poles.
341425
14" by 37". I was surprised by how short it was, but it works. And I am answering your Q about folded for hanging.
1869347
Not sure about the actual length, but they are very long and can be folded to shorter if needed without looking tacky. I've used it several times and it's just the cutest!
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Sorry, I had to return it as it is really a trekking pole and I need to use it as a collapsible cane. It couldn't be shortened enough for me. It did fold up nicely. Not exactly the answer you need.
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Around 8" I actually purchased two of them. I set them up n various ways (not just the style shown in the picture). I just take them apart and stack them...they r easy and fast to put together! Hope that helps some :)
195211
The poles are deprecate and they fold up. It was way to assemble and take down. Worked great.
238667
They are about two feet in length. I don't have a measuring stick handy, but that seems to be the proper length.
998416
Hello Dave,I'm not totally sure. I needed them to be shorter so I cut one of them. If I remember, there were 4 poles at around 25" each so that would be 100". If you want it to be 150" you'll probably have to buy two of them.Have fun camping!
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It all folds down. The only part that doesn't are the poles and the longest one is about 3 feet long.
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I can't remember exactly although it wasn't much over 2' long & doesn't need to be as the pole is made from (3) 2' sections that twist (not thread!) together. You need to work to assemble it & please realize that it is very flimsy after assembly & tends to tip with any weight on it!
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Here is the official company answer: In their collapsed state, both poles measure just under 48-inches. The 48-inch length allows for easy portability as well as convenient storage in broom closets, truck boxes, car trunks or boat boxes. At 48-inces, the pole sets can also be shipped under normal rates by USPS, UPS and Fedex. For those who prefer working with just one long pole, the poles connected measure just under 8-feet; which allows the poles to be stored upright in rooms, garages or sheds with 8-foot ceilings.
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Folded it is 28.75". Adjusts from 80 to 99". Best buy out there for a strong tarp pole.
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They are about 3 feet long, which is plenty for my situation. However if you find they are not long enough they do make some that are 6 feet I believe. Bad part is you can't get those in the package from the beginning. Its something youwould have to buy extra. I just put a little cheap table next to my smoker and that works great.