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Studio Veena Pole Review
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Ummm, what is the weight range for the SV pole?
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The weight limit is 200 pounds.
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Ok, Thank you 🙂
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The pole arrived today and my partner installed it for us right away(he likes to get his work out from poling too) It’s gorgeous purple is awesome! and talk about sturdy, my guy is 6’6″ and 195 lbs he can rock it no problem! The grip is wonderful I can do pole hold the first time without slipping down unlike X-Pole which I love but can’t stay on it. Thank you! 🙂
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Wonderful!! I love my sv pole too 💜
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Not sure if someone asked this question yet but I have a very sticky hands. Its not sweaty I don’t think? Is Veena pole good for people who have sticky hands? I was thinking of getting stainless steel and if I have a problem with gripping then ill just apply some sticky lotion.
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Baby powder will help with sticky hands through absorption of oil and sweat. The powder coated poles work well if you have this issue. At least in my personal experience. But everyone is different. You can also get chalk to have on hand when doing inverts and advanced spins if it is not allowing you to grip enough
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If your hands are too sticky they might hinder you doing spins, even more so on a sticky pole. I have sweaty hands, but despite that, I can to spins better on a stainless pole than brass or PC. On brass, I do 1 revolution and get stuck on the pole. Stainless I can go around and around. 🙂
So to answer you question, it depends on what you want the pole for. Stainless would be good if you want to spin on it, and you can add mighty grip to your hands if your grip isn’t enough for tricks. PC would be good for hand tricks, but spinning might pose an issue. Even TG had more friction than stainless and chrome, so spins slowed on TG for me…
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I have a chrome pole right now, but am very interested in also obtaining a powder finish pole. Can you pole with clothes on in this?
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For me and my powder coat I still require a little amount of clothes to stick.
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You still need skin contact 😀
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So, I currently have a chrome xpert pole, 45mm. I love it. But I am slippery everywhere. My hands, legs, thighs, I just slip. Would training on this pole cause me to regress when working on a chrome pole with no powder coating? I would still use my chrome, but I am just so curious and I loooooove the color of this pole. Also bruising. I am one of those people that bruise very easily and badly. Would this pole help or hinder that problem. My lady doctor asked me if I was in an abusive relationship, just to give you an idea of how badly I bruise.
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What do you mean by regress?
If you are on a competition track right now you will want to work on whatever type of pole the competition uses whether thats powder coat, chrome or brass.
However if you are not currently on a competition track you will want to work on whatever pole you work best with so that you can enjoy your pole time and perfect your moves.
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well, I’m not on a competition track, but I mean in terms of my grip strength?
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And I guess, I just want to make sure I will be able to go to a studio (like the one where I currently go to uses chrome poles) and be able to execute what I do at home, though the grips are different…make sense?
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