[Ian101]

Chatted with a local windie today and looked at what he was using .... 35foot brodex commercial pole on residential day in day out ... think his boss to tight to buy him a proper good pole.

Felt glad to have my SLX 

[PurefectWindowCleaning]

If I email you my address Ian, can you send me your slx? Cheers buddy


 

[SB Cleaning]

Sod that

[colley614]

Was it the hydra pole?

[Ian101]

Was it the hydra pole?

dunno but was too heavy for normal residential

[Ben wood]

James if you need a new pole i have a ionics 21 ft grafter pole its used condition and needs a new end cap the clamps have been reglude but are fine at mo Its your for £40 only used for 3 months

[Ste M]

To be honest though Ian if you dont know anything different then Brodex are good decent poles, when i bought my fisrt set up the fella gave me his old brodex poles and i was happy using these for the start. I then got some money and bought a s-max 40 and used this day in day out till i got more money and bought a 22slx, if you dont know any different then you think your doing ok. Dont forget mate you'd probably not of heard of gardiners if you didnt frequent this site. hey dont do road shows or much advertising so you dont know about them unless its word of mouth by bumping into someone or by coming on one of these sites. I still have my old brodex pole as its a good back up in case

[ian1965]

Brodex gets some unfair comments, as an starter pole is excellent value-used mine for 2 years-have now progressed to the gardiners slx. When you start out with not nowing how its all going to work out then keeping costs down is essential in my opinion. seems daft to splash out on high cost items ( yes better quality i agree) when you could lose so much.