The only set here that names both ferrule systems
yourGEAR FRP repair set, 12.7 mm, ten 60 cm sections, ring-pin and eyelet ferrules
A full rebuild kit that names both tent corner systems and defines its 12.7 mm as the metal ferrule diameter plus two millimetres.
Specifications
- Outer diameter
- 12.7 mm — stated, and the listing defines it as the metal ferrule diameter plus 2 mm rather than as a measurement across the tube; it calls this a standard size among tent makers
- Section length
- 60 cm — stated, and the listing states the sections can be shortened with a fine saw
- Section count
- Ten fibreglass sections — stated
- Total assembled length
- Not published on the listing — the set is sold as sections to be joined to whatever length is needed, and no total is given
- Material
- Fibreglass, given as FRP — stated
- Shock cord diameter
- Not published on the listing — ten metres of pole elastic are supplied and no diameter is given
- Ferrule fit
- Two end ferrules for ring-pin systems, four ring-and-pin pieces, and four conical end ferrules for eyelet systems — stated; both tent corner systems are covered
- Amazon reference
- B096G1P6RL (same reference on 4 Amazon marketplaces)
- EAN
- 4260635711870
What this listing puts on record
A pole set of ten black fibreglass sections at 12.7 mm diameter and 60 cm each, with ten metres of pole elastic, two end ferrules for ring-pin systems, four ring-and-pin pieces and four conical end ferrules for eyelet systems. The listing states the sections can be shortened with a fine saw, that any number of them can be joined into an arch with the elastic, and that the set suits tents, beach shelters and gazebos.
Both corner systems, in one box
A tent pole ends in one of two things: a ring and pin, or a cone that drops into an eyelet. Every other set in this hub picks one or names none.
This one supplies both, and says so item by item. That is what makes it the safe purchase when the broken pole is at home and the tent is not.
The diameter needs reading as written
12.7 mm, defined as the metal ferrule diameter plus 2 mm.
The standing advice in this family is to measure the tube rather than the joint, because ferrules are wider than the poles they join. This listing has published the figure the other way about, and named the result a standard tent size.
Both halves of that sentence are the maker’s. If you are matching an existing pole, measure your tube and treat 12.7 mm as a figure that needs confirming rather than assuming.
Ten sections, no stated total
Sixty centimetres each, ten of them, and no assembled length anywhere in the listing. The set is sold as raw material — join what you need, saw the rest — which is honest, and it means the reach has to be laid out on the floor before it is threaded.
The elastic
Ten metres of it, and no diameter. It is the single component that decides whether the rebuilt pole holds itself together, and it is the one measurement missing.
Availability
Selling between 30 € and 40 € across the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores when this page was checked.
Nothing came back from the American and British Amazon stores, 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.