Removable Exotic Stripper Dancing Pole Dance Pole 45mm 9Ft

I am soooooo happy with this pole! I’ve been dancing a few years and this pole is really nice. I bought a pre used one so it was cheaper and was kind of scared because I expected the worst but it’s was practically brand new. If it wasn’t LABELED used I would have no idea. It did come with a dvd although it said it would not. Even in a paper in the shipment it stated it would not have the dvd. But it did. None the less I didn’t use it because I screen recorded the video of the Asian woman putting it together when I ordered and just followed the video. Came with all pieces you find in the video also a tool kit. I didn’t need any additional tools other then what they sent. Between me and my 8 year old we had it up under an hour. I didn’t use a stud finder I live In an apartment, so when I asked my maintenance guys if they had one and explained why I was looking for one they advised I didn’t need it because my ceilings are concrete or some thing idk.. so no stud finder. I also have carpet in my bed room and it was fine Works on static and spin. Spin is smooth. Kind of stiff compared to a club pole but hopefully will loosen over time. It doesn’t “click” however the cover at the top of the pole .. the piece that covers the adjustable part of the pole to tighten to the ceiling does hit the pole and it can get noisy depending on what your doing. . It’s been about a month and it’s still going strong.

I've had this for roughly 8 months and it's held up very well. It's very easy and quick to install and install (roughly 2-5 minutes once you get the hang of it) if you plan on taking it places. It's sturdy and works on carpet, hardwood floor, and popcorn ceiling. I'm only giving it 4 stars because after about 8 months of use, it has gotten more difficult to install and uninstall due to the threading getting a bit more rough.

I never right reviews on products, but I was shopping for a spin pole for a while. I did not want to spend the money for an Xpole, but was skeptical because of other reviews. I live in an apartment alone and was worried I wouldn't put it up right, would get it stuck, or even worse hurt myself or the apartment ceiling.After installing by myself I have moved it multiple times and my guy friends who are 200+ pounds have climbed and spun and enjoyed it themselves. It is very sturdy and somewhat easy to assemble (minus the tiny screws). I can do inverts and spins and I never feel unsafe.My only complaint is this pole is super slick compared to poles I have used or danced on. I would 100% recommend buying pole grip if you don't have any already! Otherwise go with your gut and order this pole! It came in 2 days and has been the best money I have spent.

The media could not be loaded. I’ve been doing pole for 3 years now and I gotta say... this is a wonderful pole. It’s sturdy and not slippery at all even without using pole grip, very easy to assemble as well. This is more than half the price of the X-Poles that all my friends have but I didn’t feel like spending the extra money for something that works just as well. Definitely recommend.As far as customer service: the first package I got came with a defective piece so I couldn’t complete the installation. I messaged the seller and they sent me a whole new kit with no charge and this was all completed within 3 days. VERY satisfied.

I love it! I was a little intimidated when I opened it up because I've never put a pole together. It did come with a manual on the pieces included and their measurements and which poles you'll need for your ceiling height. And it came with a cd to explain installation. I didn't use the cd because I don't have a laptop currently, and it requires you to download "real player," so I just looked it up on YouTube and that was fine. It's very simple to install once you know what you're doing and exactly where the pieces go. It shouldn't take me long to take it down and reinstall somewhere else. The spin and static both work great. It feels very sturdy and seemingly high quality. But I am a beginner, and this is the only pole I've used, but for the price I can't imagine it not being worth it. The xpole is a lot more expensive but I don't really know what the difference is. For learning, I think this pole is perfect.

Waited months for this to get shipped all for the following..Installation was confusing and a hassle, even with the YouTube tutorial.I used a stud finder, we set it up properly, and it doesn’t want to fully spin. People who have it says if it’s too tight it won’t spin, but if it’s any looser the entire thing moves and leans. Even at the tightest it goes it still leans. We even used a level to make sure it was leveled.It doesn’t want to spin smoothly at all, it’s not locked, I can spin it but if I let go it’ll bounce back and reverse.I’m really not sure what to do and at this point it seems like an entire waste of money. Anyone who has this have any tips, please reach out.

Overall, I like the pole, it came in good condition and easy to install. However, it bent! I am light (126 lbs.), and doing beginner spins. After about 15 practices, 30 min. each, it bent in the middle where the 2 parts meet. Customer service was very good and they sent me a replacement of the defective part, no problem. I appreciate that a lot. I recommend the pole only if you're light and don't do very "aggressive" spins, make sure you keep the screws tight and check if it's straight more often. I works well for beginners. *I use it on carpet.