LOPANNY String Light Poles - 2 Pack 9.8FT Ft Light Poles for Outside String Lights,Outdoor Light Poles with Fork,Metal Poles Stand for Patio Deck Backyard

I tried and tried to get the pole to be straight but once you hang lights on it, it definitely starts leaning more. I tied a string to a tree to help support the top from leaning to much. It helps to have two people with you so one can hold it up straight while thebother pressea down on the spikes that go in ground. The spikes that come on things like these poles have been challenging for me so it could be user error. I stuck it in the ground over and over to make it perfect but it's nearly impossible because the top will always lean and there's nothing you can do about it, but the bottom pole is straight.

Worked for what I needed it for, but I must have misread how many it would come with when selecting the heart that would be on top, I definitely did not see another option between 2 or 1 when I first ordered, they also went out of stock right after I ordered so I had to pick a different set from someone else. The hearts on top are super cute and I'll be able to use them with he other poles I ordered, so technically not a loss in my book.

I like that you can adjust as high or far as you like. I just wish the attachment was crew in rather than bang in to snap in place but over all I give it 5 stars

They’re good quality and I like the brightness of them. However when I turned them on two bulbs didn’t work. I replaced one with the backup bulb but it still didn’t turn on. Must have been a faulty one but I didn’t return it because I wanted it up and didn’t wanna go through the hassle.

They made the look of our patio look so much better. We like that we can take down quick if they are in the way.

Product arrived as expected. I was able to get my solar string lights in the air over my outdoor space.

Good materials and the base is built to keep them from swaying or bending in normal use.

They take some time to fully assemble but they ended up being plenty sturdy and relatively easy to drive into the ground. I believe the instructions recommended a max 10 ft spacing for string lights but you can certainly stretch them much further apart and stabilize the tops with just a couple stakes and nylon chord. They’ve held up all summer and didn’t have any issues with strong winds. Height is decent for keeping the lights above your head even with the inevitable droop of about 20 ft.