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Oppland 2 PU Spare Pole Set
€ 58.95
Aluminium
- Free EU shipping • Delivers in 3-5 business days
- Easy setup
- Ultra-light
- Compact size
- High backrest
- Durable frame
- 2-year warranty
- 30-day returns
Description
No need to throw out the tent if you break or bend a pole
Nordisk Spare Poles are available as accessories for every Nordisk tent style, offering the possibility to prolong the lifetime of your Nordisk tent substantially. So if you by accident lose, break or bend one of your Nordisk tent poles, there is no need to worry: simply exchange the damaged pole with a new tailored replacement pole. Even if nothing is broken, a spare set of poles is good to bring along on tour as extras or for e.g. a tarp solution. All Nordisk spare poles have detachable bungs offering the possibility to shorten and tailor the poles for other purposes, but still in the well known Nordisk quality.
Specifications
Measurements
Length
303 cm
Weight
Official weight 0 g
Material
Primary material: Aluminium
Free EU Shipping
Free shipping on selected orders
Easy Returns
30-day return policy
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Testimonials
Trusted by Outdoor Explorers
“Used Camp Store gear on a 3-day hill trek and everything held up perfectly. It was lightweight, comfortable, and easy to pack. Exactly what I needed for my adventure.”
Sarah Mitchell
Colorado
“Tried multiple brands before, but Camp Store gear feels more practical and incredibly durable. You can really tell it’s designed by people who actually camp and understand the needs.”
James Chen
Washington
“I purchased a sleeping bag and a backpack — both exceeded my expectations. They are incredibly warm, lightweight, and comfortable throughout the night, making camping a truly enjoyable experience.”
Emily Rodriguez
Arizona
“I’ve tried a few camping brands over the years, but Outcampers stands out for being genuinely practical and built to last. Everything feels thoughtfully designed by people who actually camp and know what matters in real conditions.”
James Chen
Washington
