[♠Winp®oClean♠]

The Xtreme is more robust than you might think Dazza. Mine's had some good hammer & abuse with no issues. I don't think it's too far away at all from the slx in this regard.

[Dave Willis]

Can't use it on a windy day - Gaz you don't half spout some rubbish 

I use a thirty foot Xtreme every day for every job there's no need for anything else in my opinion. My second pole is another extreme set up for forty feet plus. Hardly ever gets used. Take the gooseneck off and any silly Aquadapters and you will be flying, oh, and fit a swivel. 

[dazmond]

hi dave my names daz not gaz but ill forgive you this time!

i struggle controlling my slx on windy days i think the extreme might take off like a chinese lantern!! ;Dtime will tell!

i have an extreme 47 as well.great pole.ive used it about 10 times since i got it last week.ill be using it again first thing tomorrow on a commercial job.

its cost me a lot for these 2 poles but its all i need for all my work at present.it makes work a whole lot easier!!

[♠Winp®oClean♠]

Can't use it on a windy day - Gaz you don't half spout some rubbish  

I use a thirty foot Xtreme every day for every job there's no need for anything else in my opinion. My second pole is another extreme set up for forty feet plus. Hardly ever gets used. Take the gooseneck off and any silly Aquadapters and you will be flying, oh, and fit a swivel.  

Agreed 100,0000,0000%

[roundbuilder]

IMO mick its worth the extra IF the pole lasts say 2 years.id be happy to buy a new extreme every 2 years as they are so light and rigid!

i defo noticed a lot less strain on all work even though the slx is a great pole.nothing beats the extreme for ease of use.

however if your heavy handed and have staff i would stick to the clx/slx range.the extreme is only for the sole trader who is working all day poling IMO.

best wishes


dazmond

Great stuff. Cheers mate! Im heavy handed but still want the lightest and best tool for the job there is to get maximum work done with minimal strain.

[Alex Gardiner]

I have one too and my previous main pole was a slx25. It is a lot lighter and less strain across the shoulders/back.
One downer is the inside diameter of the section 1 is too narrow to take the other goosenecks {standard swivel ones from Gardiners} that I already have so it looks like I will have to buy some new ones and go down the quicklock route.
Great pole though.

Unless you have a mark1 SLX then the Xtreme pole will have the same top diameter as all of our other poles in the range. All of our current goosenecks fit all of our poles both SLX and Xtreme.