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Pole to buy!
Hello everyone ! PLZ HELP ME…
I’m gonna buy a pole to practice at home and develop my confidence in pole classes…
So, I’d want to buy a pole static AND spinning (can do both)
Think XPOLE are the best, but I don’t get it when it comes to ” FINISH ”
I am a beginner, what should I chose between : brass, chrome, titanium gold, stainless… and others…
I dont mind about money, I just want the best…
PLEASE help me to succeed 🙂 xxxxxx -
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Hey there!
So, “finish” is what the pole is made out of. These will affect your grip, as well as the way the pole looks (titanium gold being a gold colour, brass being… well, brass coloured).
Grip, unfortunately, depends on both you and your climate, as well as the pole. Certain poles work well for some people, like those who get dry skin, but have a wetter climate, may find a pole made of stainless or chrome easier to work with. Those who sweat more, I think, prefer brass or titanium gold (don’t quote me on this, I have a different pole than any of these, so I don’t have a lot of experience with them).I’m sure some of the ladies on here would be able to tell their tales of woe as well as wonder when it comes to pole finishes!
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I believe Chrome is the most common finish used in most studios. I’m a bit on the sweatier side and I like my titanium gold. (I still need to use grip aids though). It also agrees with my skin as I’m actually allergic to chrome poles and will break out in hives if I use one. I’ve heard that brass is also good for grip but I’ve never tried one.
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Yep, they’re right! You’ll want to think about what the climate is like where you live and how much you sweat. However, every pole finish is workable with a good warm up and the right grip aid for your body and situation. If you can choose a finish that doesn’t require grip aids it will make poling less of a hassle, some people need them regardless tho, for example if they sweat a lot.
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