Pole help

Ava macKenzie started this discussion · 1/8/2010

OK I so want a bottom loading pole. Simply becuase Im a be taking the pole down and spending time over my baby's house (as she wants to see me pole, so yay me) but I also want a spinning one too. grrr decisions decisions. I really like the Kendra pole....but it doesnt spin. So whats the cost of the extensions for the bottom loading feature on a regular Xpole? How difficult will it be to set up?

5 replies

byrdgrrl · 1/9/2010
Hi, I got the bottom loading upgrade kit for my X-pole. It ran me $169.99 US including shipping. I'm really happy with it. Putting up and taking down the pole is a breeze. The upgrade also preserves the ability of your X-pole to spin, though I don't generally use spin mode. I should warn you that my upgrade did not come with instructions. I had to e-mail for them, but I have detailed pictures and instructions in this thread: https://www.studioveena.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=2382&start=40 The pictures are on the next page. I would totally recomend the bottom-loading upgrade. Hope that helps!
2dyzzi · 1/10/2010
I could be wrong, but I was under the impression that the new x-sport is static like the kendra, but the new x-pert does spin, and they are both bottom loading... I think the x-pert is about $450.00 US including shipping? Don't quote me on it but check it out.
Audball · 1/10/2010
Yep the Xsport seems to be the same as Kendra, but the Xpert is bottom loading and has spinning and static modes 🙂 Its a bit more expensive than the Xsport, but i think when youre spending that much, its worth the little bit extra if you can afford it
Mary Ellyn · 1/10/2010
Prices have not yet been released in the US...hopefully soon and hopefully we'll have a release date soon. The Sports pole 45mm chrome will be the same at the Kendra sports pole. That's just HER signature pole. The sports pole howwever will come in either 45mm or 50mm chrome or titanium. It doesn't spin and the adjuster rod at the bottom is covered with a piece of foam tubing to hide the adjuster rod. The Xpert will come in both sizes and finishes but it spins and has a seamless metal slide cover built into the pole to cover the adjuster rod.
Ava macKenzie · 1/11/2010
OK I'll just wait to get a pole then. I can build my strength in the meantime, I guess and work on my flexibility. 😉