[Mike Halliday]

Saw this on a local selling group, not got a great deal of knowledge of WFPs, is this worth what he is asking?

[TomCrowther]

It's not what I would call a bargain really Mike. £450 maybe?

[Splash & dash]

Ionics Poles arnt particularly good Gardiners Poles are much better , if you are only going to use it occasionally  it would be ok make the guy an offer if it’s something you want

[zesty]

I wouldn’t go near it mike.

Heavy, bendy, pants poles.

[alank]

Had two ionics glider poles years ago bought second hand, hated them as soon as I got slx poles I sold them on.

[Mike Halliday]

Thanks for the answers, I think I will give it a miss.

My primary use would be cleaning facias & soffits so it needs a bit of stiffness

[Shrek]

Thanks for the answers, I think I will give it a miss.

My primary use would be cleaning facias & soffits so it needs a bit of stiffness

If using it for fascias etc , I would defo recommend going for the lightest pole possible as you are going higher than windows and you’ll feel it on your shoulders halfway through the job

[dazmond]

Thanks for the answers, I think I will give it a miss.

My primary use would be cleaning facias & soffits so it needs a bit of stiffness

the only pole worth using for f/s/g cleans is a 25ft xtreme pole with an xtreme brush....anything else will be too heavy and bendy.......

[Stoots]

you dont need anything that heavy and long for FSG for average sized houses.

Like Daz says, for similar money you could buy a new extreme 25 which will be a far superior pole for the job, but even something such as an slx 25 will be lighter to work with than that.