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Dennis R.
Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2025
Outstanding. They are very tall and sturdy. You will need a rubber mallet to drive into the ground. A hammer will damage the part that goes into the ground.
Vikash
Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2025
I bought this to lift my lights up above head level. So easy to set up. I installed these independently and I had no problems at all. They have been up for more than 6 months now and have not budged through heavy winds nor rainy downpours. The lights have elevated the look of my backyard. I will recommend this light poles.
ErikGoBlue
Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2025
Very durable, light, and easy to use. Survived many windy nights in Michigan and works great. Storing them for winter is easy too.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2024
Created a dance floor in the yard with these. Two spike sections broke as we were using a mallet to secure them in the dirt, but they held up and looked beautiful when lights were strung. Great height.Liked: beautiful effect, easy to attach lights and decorationsDidn't like: two welds broke when putting in ground.
Robert J
Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2024
They really need to stop advertising these as 10ft. The box they came in says 9.2 ft. When you're done, you have a tad over 8ft from the ground to the bottom of the "hook" where you hang the wire. I read previous reviews that complained about the height not being 10ft but calculated that they would be tall enough for me. They are. So, if that height works for you, these are a great buy.I installed them a few days ago; so, I can't comment on their long term viability. They are rugged. When I started to install, I jammed the pole into the ground and plumbed it. Then I took a short piece of 2x4 laid it across two prongs and tapped the middle of the 2x4 with a three pound sledge hammer alternating between the two sets of prongs. This helped keep the pole plumb.I did manage to bend one of the prongs by tapping just on it when I was having an issue. I ended up pulling the pole out to start again. That's when I discovered the bent prong. If you bend a prong, it's almost impossible to keep the pole plumb. I was leery about straightening the prong as I had read reviews where people said the prongs had broken off. I put the bent prong in a vise and pulled on the good prong. I was successful in straightening and it went into the ground just file.I initially had some difficulty inserting the top pole but was able to overcome that by twisting the top pole in the move direction (it's labelled on the pole). You can "play" with the top pole to line up the hooks as you want. The top pole does come out easily and goes back in just file.
TC
Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2024
These are great. I needed more and was tempted by a screaming deal on another style/brand. As you can see in the photos, this brand is much more robust than the cheaper version. You do get what you pay for. These are only two sections rather than many sections like others which makes the pole stronger. One of these had a prong start to separate but it was minor. I’m sure it hit a large rock underground. I ultimately decided I wanted it in a different location and was able to pull it out and install it in a new spot without it breaking more. So while it tore away it was still strong. Keep in mind that string lights are heavy. While these are robust, they will lean slightly if enough weight and tension is applied. Heed the suggested distance for placement.
mom2moms
Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2024
I’m really pleased with these. They work great to hold up outdoor lights. They are strong, well made, look nice, easy to install
Kenzie
Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2024
We get a lot of wind (and sometimes tornadoes) where we live. We have had these posts for two weeks now and they have been great through some rough spring wind so far. We did have to put some rocks around the base of one that we could not push down all the way, but it has held up fine. Much easier and cheaper than my original plan to build posts in planters with concrete.
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