Outdoor Light Poles (2 poles)

Had them for a good couple months now and they’re holding up pretty well. Worth the $$

This is now the third time I have purchased these poles for my yard, as I now have 8 total. They are tall, super easy to install (literally twist two pieces together) and they look fantastic. I am majorly impressed because I live in a windy area on the edge of the Colorado Rocky Mountains, and these poles literally held up against 100mph winds. My area is also quite rocky, so I haven't been able to push these flush into the ground, and they still hold up to all our wind storms and snow storms. I am seriously impressed with these poles!The only thing to note is that these are literally as described - it can only have distances up to 15 feet apart. Mine are 15 feet apart and are totally fine, but when I tried to do about 17 feet, they leaned heavily. So their marketing is completely accurate. If you have a fence you can reinforce them to (or I saw some photos with planters and blocks) then you should be totally fine, as it can support the tension.Highly recommend!!

We have had these lights outside near our fire pit and they have lasted 3 years. We purchased in 2022 and this year we noticed water in the bulbs. We are outside most of the year and have enjoyed them. We put the second box I purchased up and hope these will go three years as well.

I bought one set of these poles initially for my children’s swing set so that they could play longer at night. However, I loved the look and bought additional sets for my back patio. The lighting is bright. The poles have remained durable even in stormy weather and were easy to install. Overall I am very happy with both sets and will likely purchase more in the future for my pool.

These are easy to put together and stake into the ground and run your string lights through them. The height is 8 ft so it won't get in the way of anybody tall. It absolutely so worth the money and it looks so pretty at night.

We spaced the poles further apart than suggested, which made one pole bend inward a little. But this was easily fixed by just pulling the pole out of the grass and repositioning it in the grass (even while lights were attached). Update 7/24/2023: I bought another 2-pack this year and now the poles are all closer together, anywhere from 12' to 15' apart. One pole bends very slightly but not enough to warrant a reposition.Our lights are globe shaped cafe lights and are small enough to slip through the holders at the top of the pole, so we used zip ties to keep them in place. Update 7/24/2023: Since our poles are now within the recommended spacing, the cafe lights aren't pulling as hard and no longer pull and slip through the holders.We *do* use zip ties to keep the end-to-end plugs together. The light strings can (have) disconnected from one another if we move a pole while lights are strung up. The zip ties prevent this.

I now have a bunch of these around my patio. Mostly they are good but one came already scratched and another had the metal “hook” at the top welded on incorrectly, so there was hardly any opening to get a string of lights on. Not big enough issues to return; we touched up the scratch and my husband had a tool that could bend the metal pieces open a bit more on the one welded poorly. But it’s a pain to have to deal with things like that…

I love how easy they are to install and use. I have been through a lot of hurricane weather and these stood the test of time (4 years and counting).