Prior Fitness Premium Dance Pole Removable 45mm Spinning & Static Dancing Pole Heavy-Duty Steel Pole Dancing Pole, Adjustable Height Professional Grade Excellent for Home Exercise Club Gym
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Shop Prior Fitness Premium Dance Pole Removable 45mm Spinning & Static Dancing Pole Heavy-Duty Steel Pole Dancing Pole, Adjustable Height Professional Grade Excellent for Home Exercise Club Gym. Free delivery and returns on eligible orders. Review: Great product! - LOVE LOVE LOVE’ Extremely stable when put together. I do recommended setting it up on either a stud, or put a piece of wood at the top for ceiling protection if not placed on a stud. Great product, extremely adjustable. perfect stability when put together properly, overly worth it for my money, will continue to use. Review: Bad quality. Beware hard wood floor users, no silicone on the plates - Severely disappointed with the quality. The cover for the threads is supposed to be placed at the bottom, when you’re finished adjusting and tightening you are supposed to slide it back up the pole and secure it in place. The cover scratched the whole pole on the way up which I would have let go if I didn’t have any other issues. I tightened it to the same level I used to tighten my old pole, in the exact same spot (which I never had a problem with and it was on a ceiling joist), and I heard my ceiling creak a little so I stopped. I went to do my typical tug test and the bottom slid out of place by about an inch. I loosened everything and restarted the process, when I heard the creak I continued to tighten by about two turns. I cracked my ceiling in the process, went to give it another tug test which the bottom was no longer slipping but the top dome was rocking back and forth off the point that contacted my ceiling joist. The pole I used to have was different to set up so I tried to be patient figuring I just needed to find the sweet spot. 3 hours of messing with it and I thought I finally got it right and it was good for about 5 minutes of use and I felt the bottom slip out again. I took it down and when I started to put everything back in the box I realized that on the top and bottom plates was a foam ring and not a silicone one which makes sense on why it would slide. No matter how loose or tight, the foam is going to cause the pole to slide with momentum or the top plate will rock back and forth. I have been poling for 4 years and have yet to ever experience a pole dislodging on me and I will not take my chances of it happening now. If I had carpeted floors maybe it would have been fine, I’m also now aware of the wood trick for the top dome but personally that is just too much work and effort for something you have already spent a decent amount of money on. It is also in the main living area of my house and I want it to look as clean and presentable as possible. The height and extension pieces are great, the pole does look beautiful, and I’m a fan that the static mode is actually static because the locking mechanism on my old pole caused it to have a slight wobble when on static, but the foam oppose to silicone, the sliding/wobbling issues, and how the cover (a piece you are instructed to put on) gouged the powder coat before the first use are a deal breakers for me. The top dome is also completely hollow with no middle support at all which is probably why it rocks and you need a wood spacer. If the quality was upped in the places that really mattered I’m sure this would be a great pole.
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J**E
Great product!
LOVE LOVE LOVE’ Extremely stable when put together. I do recommended setting it up on either a stud, or put a piece of wood at the top for ceiling protection if not placed on a stud. Great product, extremely adjustable. perfect stability when put together properly, overly worth it for my money, will continue to use.
R**E
Bad quality. Beware hard wood floor users, no silicone on the plates
Severely disappointed with the quality. The cover for the threads is supposed to be placed at the bottom, when you’re finished adjusting and tightening you are supposed to slide it back up the pole and secure it in place. The cover scratched the whole pole on the way up which I would have let go if I didn’t have any other issues. I tightened it to the same level I used to tighten my old pole, in the exact same spot (which I never had a problem with and it was on a ceiling joist), and I heard my ceiling creak a little so I stopped. I went to do my typical tug test and the bottom slid out of place by about an inch. I loosened everything and restarted the process, when I heard the creak I continued to tighten by about two turns. I cracked my ceiling in the process, went to give it another tug test which the bottom was no longer slipping but the top dome was rocking back and forth off the point that contacted my ceiling joist. The pole I used to have was different to set up so I tried to be patient figuring I just needed to find the sweet spot. 3 hours of messing with it and I thought I finally got it right and it was good for about 5 minutes of use and I felt the bottom slip out again. I took it down and when I started to put everything back in the box I realized that on the top and bottom plates was a foam ring and not a silicone one which makes sense on why it would slide. No matter how loose or tight, the foam is going to cause the pole to slide with momentum or the top plate will rock back and forth. I have been poling for 4 years and have yet to ever experience a pole dislodging on me and I will not take my chances of it happening now. If I had carpeted floors maybe it would have been fine, I’m also now aware of the wood trick for the top dome but personally that is just too much work and effort for something you have already spent a decent amount of money on. It is also in the main living area of my house and I want it to look as clean and presentable as possible. The height and extension pieces are great, the pole does look beautiful, and I’m a fan that the static mode is actually static because the locking mechanism on my old pole caused it to have a slight wobble when on static, but the foam oppose to silicone, the sliding/wobbling issues, and how the cover (a piece you are instructed to put on) gouged the powder coat before the first use are a deal breakers for me. The top dome is also completely hollow with no middle support at all which is probably why it rocks and you need a wood spacer. If the quality was upped in the places that really mattered I’m sure this would be a great pole.
A**N
Sturdy Pole
Love the pole, so sturdy. Make sure you have a leveler to make sure it’s straight.
L**S
Good quality
My apartment is ten inches from the floor to the ceiling so I had to buy a extra pole piece but other then that its amazing and doesn't leave dents
K**S
Sleek and no damage
It's everything I hoped it would be. Functional no damage to the ceiling or floor. It has a coating on it. I suggest cleaning it with alcohol a few times to you don't slide. It spins smooth and kicks in place great too.
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