The widest pole here, and it adjusts instead of bending
KOMCLUB telescopic upright pole, 19 mm, five 42.5 cm sections, two sets
An adjustable aluminium upright pole set for porches and tarps, at 19 mm the widest in this hub and the only one with no shock cord at all.
Specifications
- Outer diameter
- About 19 mm — stated
- Section length
- 42.5 cm — stated
- Section count
- Five per pole, with two sets of poles supplied — stated; two to five sections can be used at a time
- Total assembled length
- 190 cm at full height, adjustable from 78 to 190 cm by using two to five sections — stated
- Material
- Aluminium — stated, and described as rust-free and corrosion resistant
- Shock cord diameter
- Not published on the listing — this pole joins by push-button rather than by elastic, and no shock cord is supplied
- Ferrule fit
- A push-button and hole system: the button is pressed, the hole aligned and the section inserted — stated; the tip is knurled so that it grips the tent or canopy and resists working loose
- Amazon reference
- B09KTB9MVK (same reference on 5 Amazon marketplaces)
- EAN
- 0774829262122
What this listing puts on record
Aluminium upright poles of about 19 mm diameter, in sections of 42.5 cm, five sections to a pole, with two sets supplied. Full height is 190 cm and the listing states that using two to five sections gives 78 to 190 cm. Weight is given as about 760 g. Sections join by pressing a button, aligning the hole and inserting; the tip is knurled so it grips the tent or canopy and is hard to work loose. The listing offers it for gable porches on large tents and as a sub-pole for small tarps.
Nineteen millimetres
That is the widest pole in this hub, and it is a different class of object from the 7.9, 9.6 and 12.7 mm fibreglass sections beside it.
Diameter is the first number in this family and it works both ways: too narrow and the pole will not carry the load, too wide and it will not enter the sleeve or ferrule you are matching. At 19 mm this is a standalone upright, not a spare part.
Height, chosen at the pitch
78 to 190 cm. Take sections out and the pole gets shorter. That is a genuinely useful property for a tarp ridge or an awning front, and no other pole on this shelf does it.
No shock cord. The joints are mechanical, the tip is knurled to resist rotation, and the listing says the assembly holds in strong wind.
The trade is packing: an elastic pole folds into a bundle that stays a bundle. Five loose sections do not.
Before you buy
Check what you are replacing. If your tent’s pole bends into a sleeve, this is the wrong shape at the wrong diameter.
Availability
Selling between 23 € and 35 € across the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores when this page was checked.
Catalogued on the British Amazon store 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.