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What pole?
I have decided when I FINALY get to buy a pole I am going to get an x pole. I have reallly tiny hands and think i needs a 45 mm. Is that okay? does it create problems when you are doing stuff with your legs?
Also, chrome or titanium gold?
Thanks !
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4 Replies
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hi,
i have just bought my 3rd 45. (i keep 2 at home) i love em. i havesuper tiny hands and am able to get a knee hold no probs with it. my first was a chrime and now i buy tg experts. i also prefer xpole over ps's due to the costumer service.
ive tried a 50 and it seems to big for me. i know u havent tried the studio yet but u might wanna call and see what they use. the transition from home to studio n back will be easier if u have the same size pole in my opinion.
-kat
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I practice on a 38mm and don't have trouble with gripping with my feet so you should be fine 🙂
Personally I just ordered a 50mm because I want to be able to pole on any size poles without trouble. So being used to dance on both the thickest and skinniest seems like a great idea to me at least 😛
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i think i will go with the 45 mm then. i think the 50 will be to big…I was just afraid that it would be way harder to grip with legs/feet.
What about chrome or gold? is there that big of a difference?
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xpole describes the differencebw the two the best. i had a chrome one and didnt like it. tg is better for inverting and knee holds due to what ever they put on the pole according to xpole if i remember right. i personally think u stick better to the finish. which what u prob need bein a beginner. but thats just my opinion.
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