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Why I will never buy an X-Pole
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the original x pole was much better…. im glad i still have one…whats the idea of the joints… its very a lot more trouble…for nothing
it should cost more to produce also…
yes the original x pole was hard to take appart, but they should just had included the tool to dismount it with the pole
i was a studio owner and god i had many problem with the poles…
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….so you mean that now there is new joints…. GREATTTTT
can we send them the old ones that are unsafe and get the other ones then…
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Just throwing my two cents in: If you are looking for a PERMANENT mounted pole please consider PoleDanzer. Small company out of California who will make a fabulous spin/static perm pole for studio use. Down size is that it only comes in a 50mm. I have had one in my home studio for over 3 years and Fawnia had 17 of them installed in her Las Vegas studio. I don't care for their removables, but I won't use another perm pole.
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My personal experience with X Pole has been awful. I got rid of it quick and got PS. I have had both multiple piece and single piece, both with static/spin, and both removable. Both have been awesome. I have no complaints with the poles. I haven’t had any experience with their customer service.
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Wow, all of this talk makes me very glad I bought my X-Pole long before they changed the design of the joints. Never had a problem with it. 🙂
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I bought 2 X Poles, one in 2009 and another one in 2011. The first one got stuck IMMEDIATELY after I set it up for the first time so I had to leave it at a friend's place in Wales as I could not bring it over to England. Bought the new Xpert X pole with the X Joints and it turned out to be worse than the first one I bought. The X Joints won't tighten and they do not stay in place at all. The pole is very shaky and feels unsafe even for beginners spin moves.
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I've had nothing but trouble with my Xpole too 🙁 The older model is MUCH better in my opinion.
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I had so many issues with my x pole. Mine was a 50mm TG. From what I've seen on here, many girls have problems with the 50mm's; not as many issues with the 45's. Just my observations though.
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I have a 50mm Xpole (spin and static), and have never had any trouble with it:)
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I have a 50mm Xpole (spin and static), and have never had any trouble with it:)
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I have an X-Pole Chrome 50mm xpert and haven't had a single issue with it. But everyone has a brand(s) they either love or hate.
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The major issues I had didn't crop up until 6 to 9 months after I got my pole. I hope I am a rare case.
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nice to kno now that i jus spent 1000 bucks on an x stage, CRAPPPPP lol i swear it seems more stable than the PS stage… guess i will find out for myself, hope it doesnt snap in half or somethn, now im worried….
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@Rixi – You have no worries. The X-Stage is a tremendous product as are X-Pole's removable poles. Veena has two X-Stages and has not had an issue with either one. They do not snap in half and our experience is that they are the most stable stage pole available.
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does she hav the x stage lite webmaster?
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