does this tarp comes with poles or do you buy them seprately
505416
They need to be purchased separately. Alternately, use trekking poles. They're useful on the trail, and can be adjusted to various heights to get the shelter low in winds or precipitation. With two sets, you can create a great variety of shelters, from a beach shade to a pretty bombproof shelter in high winds and rain. Not seen in the picture: A ridgeline, or, a line that runs from the top of one pole, through the tabs on top, and then attached to the other pole. Drawing this taught keeps it from sagging, providing a quieter pitch and better protection from the elements. In other words, bring plenty of good cordage.
189114
Separately. I never bought them; it already goes up quicker than any tent I've owned.
1430638
Yes it comes with everything, I am happy with my 2 tents. The only thing is the plastic clips will break, so want to did I bought the cheap little steel clips and replace them all, and I am very happy with my tents. All tents needs to be water proof, so buy a couple of cans of it, it is well worth it.
632490
I would actually like to know where to buy the poles as well. When I purchased the net I just assumed the poles came with it.
678829
These tarps are sold in several sizes. We have some in different sizes so be sure you order the size you want.
68250
Just the canopy. I learned my lesson and had to send it back because no poles are included.
1350266
I use trekking poles.There's also a tie-on loop in the middle of the tarp to attach a line to something overhead.I used this tarp as my only shelter on 2 backpacking trips this summer, really liked the versatility.
915606
Yes. I ordered this and it comes with the poles and canvas. Assembly is required.
1126174
Get the poles if you camp with a car. They are super awesome. We camp in rain many times and we can setup this tarp with the poles in 5 minutes. The poles are very strong and would stay up even in heavy winds.
1239101
You get 4 main poles that hold the tent up. They over 6 ft. They are very easy to use and set up.
2096874
It came with the cutouts to fit mine but does not hug the poles. I bought this a while ago and it is still going strong!
2258928
Yes it comes with stakes. And a few extras. It uses standard tent stakes so if you lost any they could be purchased at any sporting goods store
1876251
Mine did not come with the roof or tarp, but we bought ours 4 years ago. It is still going strong with lots of use from four kids and neighbors/friends.
292962
No extra parts were included, just what you need to set up the tent...used it mid July without any problems, it's still holding up. The tarp, however, leaks through the seams when it rains heavily.
2116264
The poles are made to be flexible to deal with wind force. I do not think they are strong enough to handle the weight of a tarp. Perhaps if the tarp was light.
320918
It does have a nice "tub" and I have used it without a tarp. But you will have to pitch the tent where you can put in the stakes. It is heavy. So to solve the problem, for me. I leave the poles out of the bag (as they have there own bag); then I can carry them separately to the camp site.
1588593
Yes. All tents require you to purchase a tent. And even if they say you dont need to buy one, I would highly recommend buying one. You want to be sure that the tarp is just slightly larger than the tent but not oversized. There are several reasons you would want to put a tarp under your tent. First off, it prevents water from getting under your tent. This cuts down on mold and mildew which you never want on any of your camping gear. Secondly, it provides a layer of protection from the ground at night when it cools down. Lastly, extend the tarp out in the front of the door. This way you can take off your shoes/boots at the door and not track all that into your tent. Yes. All tents require you to purchase a tent. And even if they say you dont need to buy one, I would highly recommend buying one. You want to be sure that the tarp is just slightly larger than the tent but not oversized. There are several reasons you would want to put a tarp under your tent. First off, it prevents water from getting under your tent. This cuts down on mold and mildew which you never want on any of your camping gear. Secondly, it provides a layer of protection from the ground at night when it cools down. Lastly, extend the tarp out in the front of the door. This way you can... » Read More Yes. All tents require you to purchase a tent. And even if they say you dont need to buy one, I would highly recommend buying one. You want to be sure that the tarp is just slightly larger than the tent but not oversized. There are several reasons you would want to put a tarp under your tent. First off, it prevents water from getting under your tent. This cuts down on mold and mildew which you never want on any of your camping gear. Secondly, it provides a layer of protection from the ground at night when it cools down. Lastly, extend the tarp out in the front of the door. This way you can take off your shoes/boots at the door and not track all that into your tent. « Show Less