[the king]

has any one used the gutter sucker carbon poles  or the skyvac poles  how do u find them for relibity

[Smurf]

Sorry never used them so can't comment. I use ones from carbonfibertubes that work well for me all be it a 60-40 mix so are not as light as full carbon but are easy to use and strong and ridged enough for my needs .

[BDCS]

What length are those poles ?

[Smurf]

2m per section

[the king]

im now looking at grippa max poles lol 300g per section what u think smurf to lite an fragile ? i had a go on the streemline wich r just a tad liter than the blade right hidro alli and to b honist at 36ft i thault it was a bit of a hand full lol  ps i looked at that carbonfibertubes web sight but it confused me 

[Smurf]

Go to http://www.carbonfibretubes.co.uk/standard-tubes/

Scroll down the page to "Modular poles"
The ones I use are CFTMOD50 and paid about £450 inc vat and delivery for 6 sections 40' total  weight 3240 grams . Minimum order is 5 I think from memory. You then have to sort out the heads yourself as they only sell the poles and nothing else to do with guttervacs.

If you want the lightest poles then Gardiner is the ones I would say to get Gutter-Lite High level Tapered Vacuum Poles https://www.grippatank.co.uk/gutter-lite-high-level-tapered-vacuum-poles
but are not cheap as a comparison 42' 7 sections works out at 2135 grams at £661.50plus 20% vat £793.80

So the difference is that you would be paying a extra £343 to save 1105 grams in total weight.  So the real question you need to ask yourself is it really worth it paying the extra money or not? I would say that unless you intend to do a lot of high work then probably not would be the answer.

[Richard 01903]

Ive got the Gutter sucker set up and find poles realy good and light to work with

[Plankton]

Go to http://www.carbonfibretubes.co.uk/standard-tubes/

Scroll down the page to "Modular poles"
The ones I use are CFTMOD50 and paid about £450 inc vat and delivery for 6 sections 40' total  weight 3240 grams . Minimum order is 5 I think from memory. You then have to sort out the heads yourself as they only sell the poles and nothing else to do with guttervacs.

If you want the lightest poles then Gardiner is the ones I would say to get Gutter-Lite High level Tapered Vacuum Poles https://www.grippatank.co.uk/gutter-lite-high-level-tapered-vacuum-poles
but are not cheap as a comparison 42' 7 sections works out at 2135 grams at £661.50plus 20% vat £793.80

So the difference is that you would be paying a extra £343 to save 1105 grams in total weight.  So the real question you need to ask yourself is it really worth it paying the extra money or not? I would say that unless you intend to do a lot of high work then probably not would be the answer.

I think the MOQ was six poles but you can buy them from PolarBrite in singles and order all the other parts you need from their as well.