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SHOP TENTS
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SPRINGBAR USA
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SPRINGBAR IMPORTS
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HOT TENTS
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EQUIPMENT
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PARTS & CARE
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TENT ACCESSORIES
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BRANDED GEAR
$25.00
Replacement pole bags for Springbar Tents.
PERFECT PRODUCT FOR THE PURPOSES
POLE BAGS
Perfect fit, just what I ordered.
The bag was well made but not I wish it were made of thicker material. One camping trip and holes are already starting. Needs to be thicker and more resilient to damage!
Pole bags take a beating. We all know this. What makes the Springbar poles able to withstand near-hurricane force winds also makes them heavy and therefore hard on pole bags. The new bags seem to be made with thicker canvas than the older bags, or maybe I am just imagining it because they are so new and crisp. I like the new graphics showing off that they are made in Utah. Don't put up with ratty old pole bags with holes worn through the canvas from the heavy poles rubbing against the floor of your pickup truck. Just pick up a new bag from time to time and don't worry about one of your tension rods slipping out and leaving you in a lurch at midnight when you arrive at your campsite.
PERFECT PRODUCT FOR THE PURPOSES
POLE BAGS
Perfect fit, just what I ordered.
The bag was well made but not I wish it were made of thicker material. One camping trip and holes are already starting. Needs to be thicker and more resilient to damage!
Pole bags take a beating. We all know this. What makes the Springbar poles able to withstand near-hurricane force winds also makes them heavy and therefore hard on pole bags. The new bags seem to be made with thicker canvas than the older bags, or maybe I am just imagining it because they are so new and crisp. I like the new graphics showing off that they are made in Utah. Don't put up with ratty old pole bags with holes worn through the canvas from the heavy poles rubbing against the floor of your pickup truck. Just pick up a new bag from time to time and don't worry about one of your tension rods slipping out and leaving you in a lurch at midnight when you arrive at your campsite.
