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Inzin Pole
I was on craigslist today looking for an additional 50mm pole and I ran across an ad that read, $150 dance pole. I emailed to find out what it was. I got a response from a company named Inzin when I went to their website they do have quite fancy poles for $150 and they custom make each one….???? Im just wondering if anyone else has heard of this or knows anything about their poles before I waste $150 that could go towards my kids college or something:)
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I saw an ad on Craigslist in Detroit for the same poles. Did not know it was this company but recognize the pictures. Sorry, I don't know anything about them.
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I actually bought a pole from Inzin for my studio and it has worked out really well so far. I purchased the stationary pole and for $185 I honestly can't complain; it spins well and when I put the pin in it stops. The pole is simple and easy to put up, it looks like the pole they advertise on the website except is wasnt as shiny as I thought but Im sure it's just because pictures look bright and vivid when they're on the computer. Hope that helps and best of luck!
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Anyone else notice that their removeable and stage poles look like Platinum Stages and use Platinum stages photography?
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It says they are an official reseller of Platinum Stages.
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A PS pole for that kind of price? I"m all over it. Do we know what material they're made out of??
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is this like the other posts?
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That is exactly it!
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MissKitty: the PS poles are not $150, only the poles that they manufacture themselves. They also sell PS poles on top of their own.
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Thanks for the info Chem. Emailed the company, the poles are made of Stainless Steel, and come in a rainbow of colors – so pretty! I'm used to brass at the studio, though, so I don't think I'm going to get one. 🙁 I've never played on a SS Pole and I just can't buy one without trying it out first. 🙁
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