[Dave Willis]

http://www.gardinerpolesystems.co.uk/acatalog/The-Super-Lite--Xtreme-Medium-Mixed---NEW-DESIGN-BRUSH_XTREME_MXHY.html

Who's using them? What do you think of it - particularly compared to the normal mixed dual trim Extreme?

[robbo333]

For me, not enough scrubbing power, but they are very light indeed. Definitely worth a try.

[bobplum]

ordered one tonight, have made my own for the last few months..so we shall see

[Avo]

ordered one tonight, have made my own for the last few months..so we shall see

explain more please bob 

[MATT BATEMAN (OWC)]

For me, not enough scrubbing power

+1

[bobplum]

ordered one tonight, have made my own for the last few months..so we shall see

explain more please bob 

the last three months i have bought one or two brushes from Asda, soft one and a medium bristle and converted to use on the pole, a 15 min job and they have been very good.
They dont have the durability of the standard brush but i find the extremes dont last that well either so thats why i spent £10 on two brushes and they have been ok

[Clever Forum Name]

It's good but I found it too stiff 

I think they are too light now.

[Mike #1]

I find the flocked version really good , I do think the one you have mentioned the bristles may be a bit stiff .

I have leaded windows and sash windows and the flocked version is really all round brush . Mike

[brianbarber]

Just used the flocked hybrid for 2weeks, the one with blue centre and black flocked outer bristles

Like it a lot.

It's beautiful on leaded and also nice on Georgian, prefer using with the bumper. The corners are far too sharp in my opinion, the bumper allows you to hammer it without fear of gouging any wooden frames.....

Mr B

[Mike #1]

Thought you could not get brush bumpers for Xtreme brushes . Mike

[brianbarber]

Thought you could not get brush bumpers for Xtreme brushes . Mike

They will fit on the newer extremes, but defo need glueing on