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Hummelladen fibreglass pole, 9.6 mm, nine sections, 5.5 m, shortenable

The longest assembled pole in this hub, published with the one figure nothing else here gives: the smallest circle it can be bent into.

Hummelladen black fibreglass tent pole sections with end fittings and elastic cord

Hummelladen fibreglass pole, 9.6 mm, nine sections, 5.5 m, shortenable

The longest assembled pole in this hub, published with the one figure nothing else here gives: the smallest circle it can be bent into.

Outer diameter
9.6 mm — stated
Section length
About 60 cm per section — stated
Section count
Nine — stated
Total assembled length
About 5.5 m — stated
Material
Fibreglass — stated, and described as glass strands set in resin, lighter than aluminium or steel and immune to corrosion
Shock cord diameter
Not published on the listing — an elastic cord is supplied and stated to be much shorter than the assembled pole so its tension holds the sections together; no diameter is given
Ferrule fit
Two end pieces are supplied, with a steel threading aid — stated; the listing does not name a ring-and-pin or eyelet system
Amazon reference
B09TFHLVP9 (same reference on 5 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
4059301299169
  • The longest assembled pole in this hub at about 5.5 m, from nine sections of about 60 cm
  • Publishes a minimum bend circle of 240 cm, which is the figure that says whether a pole will take your tent's arch
  • The elastic cord has no published diameter, on a pole whose sections are held together by nothing else

Best for: Rebuilding a long tunnel or dome arch from scratch, where the length can be cut back and the bend radius has to be checked first.

≈ 26 €
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Specifications

Outer diameter
9.6 mm — stated
Section length
About 60 cm per section — stated
Section count
Nine — stated
Total assembled length
About 5.5 m — stated
Material
Fibreglass — stated, and described as glass strands set in resin, lighter than aluminium or steel and immune to corrosion
Shock cord diameter
Not published on the listing — an elastic cord is supplied and stated to be much shorter than the assembled pole so its tension holds the sections together; no diameter is given
Ferrule fit
Two end pieces are supplied, with a steel threading aid — stated; the listing does not name a ring-and-pin or eyelet system
Amazon reference
B09TFHLVP9 (same reference on 5 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
4059301299169

What this listing puts on record

A black fibreglass pole of 9.6 mm diameter in nine sections of about 60 cm, giving about 5.5 m in total, with two end pieces, an elastic cord and a steel threading aid. Packed dimensions are given as 64.5 by 10 by 1.5 cm and the weight as about 675 g. The listing states the pole can be sawn shorter with a fine saw, that a 9.6 mm pole of this type will form a circle of at least 240 cm diameter, and that the supplied elastic is much shorter than the total pole length because its tension is what holds the sections together.

A figure the rest of this shelf omits

A minimum bend circle of 240 cm.

Diameter tells you whether a pole enters a sleeve. Bend radius tells you whether it survives the arch once it is in there, and it is the number that separates a pole that fits a tunnel tent from one that snaps in a small dome. This is the only listing in this hub that gives it.

Length you are meant to remove

About 5.5 m across nine sections, and the listing expects you to cut it down. That is the right way to sell a spare: buy long, saw to the sleeve you actually have, keep the offcut.

It also explains the steel threading aid, because a shortened pole means re-threading the elastic.

The cord holds everything and is not described

No diameter. The listing is candid about the mechanism — the elastic is deliberately shorter than the pole so its tension pulls the sections home — and never says how thick it is.

That is the part that perishes. A pole with a slack cord will not stand up, and replacing it means guessing the size.

The end pieces are unnamed

Two are supplied. Whether they take a ring and pin or drop into a webbing eyelet is not stated, and those are the two systems a tent corner uses.

Availability

Selling between 26 € and 30 € across the German, French and Spanish Amazon stores when this page was checked.

Catalogued on the British and Italian Amazon stores with nobody selling it: the reference is there, the offer is not.

Nothing came back from the American Amazon store, so the buy link there opens a local search instead of a page that is not there.

Every figure in this section is what Keepa returned on the day this page was last updated. Prices and offers change without notice.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 6 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.

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