Swiss Military Tent Pole Set
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Description
Features
- Genuine Swiss Military Surplus — Authentic issue gear pulled from Swiss Army stores, with original canvas pouches often dated from the WWII and Cold War era.
- Three-Piece Wooden Pole — Hardwood pole sections join with aluminum couplers to form a single upright measuring roughly 45 inches (114 cm) when assembled.
- Three Steel Tent Stakes — Includes a matched set of galvanized steel stakes for anchoring shelter halves, tarps, or bivy lines in firm ground.
- Original Canvas Carry Pouch — Comes packed in its issued cotton canvas pouch that keeps the poles and stakes contained and protected in transit.
- Shelter Half Compatible — Sized to work as a center pole for Swiss Militärblachen, US GI pup tent shelter halves, and similar European surplus tarps.
- Collapsible for Pack Carry — Pole sections break down short enough to stow in a rucksack, ammo can, or vehicle kit without taking up real estate.
- Made in Switzerland — Swiss-built to military specification, with the fit, finish, and durability that surplus collectors expect from Swiss Army gear.
- Multi-Use Field Kit — Doubles as a tarp ridge support, lean-to upright, or replacement pole for damaged civilian camping tents.
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Customer Reviews
Top customer reviews
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nice pols and stakesReceived my two sets of poles fast and very well packed by Keep Shooting staff all together with my two big Bulgarian Army cots and two Russian shelters/tents/ponchos. Very heavy duty wood poles with the same typical Swiss military quality steel tent stakes. Mine are from the 1940's and still great looking. Thanks KeepShooting.
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Zeltbahn poles!great substitue for ww2 german zeltbahn poles!
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Versatile Swiss EngineeringI've had my tent pole set for a while now and they are worth every penny. I've used them with my East German Zeltbahn and my Polish Poncho shelters and they have worked great.
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substitute for American tent polsok so i pick up a US tent at a yard sell but it was missing a set of the poles so these wear a close match for them they're from ww2 but still in pretty good con. the only down side is the US tent have the metal nipple at the top these don't so i'm just going to mix match them when assm.
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Swiss SurplusI got these to go in my WWII militaria collection and these look nice. They're an item you don't see often, and i decided to get them since they are WWII dated.
