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Kendra Wilkinson Sport Pole
Does anyone have any information on this pole. THe lady at x-pole said its just like except it doesn’t have the spinning option and its 45mm in size. She said its easier to put up because the adjustment is on the bottom as opposed to the top on the xpole. Any thoughts?? Really interested in this one would love your input.Thanks in advance.
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It looks as though you’d be better off to just fork out the extra money and get an xpole from studioveena.com when its all said and done. The Kendra Wilkinson pole is a 45mm xpole that costs $249.99 plus a $40 US shipping fee. If you’re trying to save money, in the end- the cost will come out to pretty much the same as studioveena.com’s xpole PLUS you have the choice of 50 mm (which is standard) and 45 mm and Veena’s xpoles offer both static AND spin. This just looks to me like another celebrity endorsed gimmic. You’re basically getting less only to pay for the name and an enscripted autograph on your pole. However, if in fact you are looking for a static 45 mm xpole, then this looks to be a good option- granted the marketing glitz. https://www.studioveena.com/img/smilies/icon_sunny.gif
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Yeah kendra pole is an x pole. Veenas August news letter with Xpole Us were talking about it…it just doesnt spin.there are a few on ebay that are 249.99 with free shipping that have really good feedback.. I wanted to get one but i want somthing with spinning. Just beware of the fake poles, But i dont think there is a fake kendra sports pole https://www.studioveena.com/img/smilies/icon_scratch.gif …But watch the news letter is on the home page of studioveena. https://www.studioveena.com/img/smilies/icon_e_biggrin.gif
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I was mainly wondering about the pole because it doesn’t have the large dome top and it can adjust from the bottom. I will have to take my pole down everyday and have high ceilings and I was thinking this may make it easier as I hear that the x pole is top loading. Given those circumstances do you think that would be the better route to go?
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i’ve heard that it’s just as stable as a regular X and easier to put up. if you have no interest in the spinning option and would rather not get on a ladder to put it up, i say go for it!
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Just make sure you can get extensions to make it as tall as you need and still be aggressive on.
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Here is the video of Kendra Wilkinson Sports Pole Installation and Use! Looks very easy for installation from the video… https://www.studioveena.com/img/smilies/icon_sunny.gif
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FYI X-pole will be coming out with a non-celebrity endorsed version of the sports-pole…..meaning they are going to be adding the sports pole to their regular inventory….along with the Kendra Sports Pole, reg x-pole and stage… https://www.studioveena.com/img/smilies/icon_e_biggrin.gif
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