Pole Fit Pro Pole Dancing Kit

stacyl1977_2

ambyglam wrote: »

so what your saying is that its a piece of crap, because many people do weigh a lot and most people who buy a pole get hooked really quickly as its such fun and spend ages working on it each day?

A better investment is to buy the real thing in the first place.

Not a piece of crap, no. However I think that people who 'do weigh alot' wouldn't necessarily opt to use a pole at home anyway because let's face it if you weigh over 13/14 stones, no pole at home would be secure enough unless it was permanently fixed to the floor and ceiling. Not something most people would choose to do if they have children in the house like me!! You are obviously entitled to your own opinion as am I

freyasmum

If you want to buy the X Pole - Ann Summers have it for £160, free delivery, there is a code around for 10% off orders over £50 and cashback will take it to around £120 :A

Sorry to steal your thread

scotsgirl_3

X pole is very solid - I've seen it with 18 stone and it did not budge!

chuckley

not a chance in HELL.

x-pole or no-pole.

stacyl1977_2

chuckley wrote: »

not a chance in HELL.

x-pole or no-pole.

Lol!! :rotfl:

pinkcandyflossprincess

i have two poles, a professional one in loft and another one that is a playpole so its pants cos you cant actually swing on it:rolleyes: