[Archer]

We have a number of poles at 65ft, and above but will be buying another in the next couple of days and i was wondering which poles you recommend.

I am not in to saving money and cutting corners, i am looking for the most practical pole to use at this height please.

Thank you very much

[Small but perfectley formed]

wouldn't like using one at that height  ,

[Diamond standard ltd]

wouldn't like using one at that height  ,

why not?

[Stephen.C]

Yes by far, I have a super max 50 ft way to whippy i borrowed a swift plus 65ft, as I was going to replace it with a extreme part telescopic part modular, and as my mate said its a lot of mucking around for the same money. The commercial brush was very good too.
 

[Archer]

Thanks,

we work at that height virtually on a weekly basis so its no problem, i think i will order one in the morning

Thanks

[Small but perfectley formed]

The poles are heavy and bendy and put lots of strain on shoulders neck back.

[PoleKing]

The poles are heavy and bendy and put lots of strain on shoulders neck back.

@65ft-I couldn't disagree more.

[dannymack]

Archer there's a 65ft unger pole for sale in the sale section the fella as still got it. It's brand new and they ate £1300 to buy he will take £550 I was going to go for it but the first clamp is over 6ft abit of a reach for me as I'm only 5ft 6 😀😜😁😳😙

[Stephen.C]

The poles are heavy and bendy and put lots of strain on shoulders neck back.

@65ft-I couldn't disagree more.

  no chance, very light