Kyrsten
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Hmm. I think you'd save a bit of money packaging it yourself? Odd that the prices seem to range from 30-70 dollars!
Charley – you can message me at kyraelle@gmail.com
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I use mine with one, but there's an exercise studio near my house that uses Lil Mynx poles without the pads on their hardwood flooring. I think it's just a little extra stability and more protection from your floor getting scratched, not an absolute necessity.
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Thanks guys. I've been googling. Looks like picking up some PVC tubing or a cardboard carpet roll from Home Depot would work (if they'd let me have it). I will also ask at work today and I have to head to Ikea for a last minute gift, I'll see if they have something as well.
So that said I'm guessing $215 for pole shipped (if someone is interested I will get an exact rate), or $175 for local pick-up (I'm in the Detroit area).
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Looks lik shipping via UPS is roughly a dollar per pound. I'm not sure how much a Lil Mynx weighs… Xpole says theirs is 45 lbs so I'm guessing roughly 40-50 bucks to ship. I wonder how I'd package it, though. I work in airline maintenance and we have all sorts of boxes from big ole parts being shipped, perhaps I could find something there… I'd have to look into it.
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It’s black!
I would be willing to ship, I’d just have to figure out how to package it and how much it would cost. I tried looking on ups but I’m not sure how much the pole weighs, so I’d have to check that.
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Most of us have them! I'm the same as you… I have very slight ones elsewhere that you wouldn't be able to see unless you looked closely, but I have really deep ones running all up and down my right inner thigh. They're quite noticeable. I used to be really self-conscious about them in bathing suits and shorts, but I really don't mind anymore because, well, everyone has them. Age/size doesn't have much to do with it, either. I'm 21 and I don't think I know anyone who doesn't have at least a couple, regardless of weight. I've had mine since I was 13-14. Same goes for cellulite. Plus, stretch marks do fade over time and become much less noticeable.
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I'm definitely coming… very exciting!!
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I find sometimes that using a bit of polish remover on my hands dries them up pretty well if they're sweaty, as well.
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Get it out? It doesn't come entirely "out"… you just twist the little screw up between the grooves to lock it into static, and twist it down to let it rotate. If the problem is that it's stuck, you can tru a bit of WD-40.
