[poole bay]

any one use this pole are they nice to use and how long do they last regards carl

[poole bay]

hellllllllo any one there 

[jaykie]

I had the 17ft, 24ft,31ft and sold them all as where too flexi and a little heavy, got a slx which does the job of all 3.

[STEVE-UK]

chris . I think the 31ft i had of you is a lovely light pole to use and could use for all jobs but i think thats the hybrid version, but to save wearing it out i use the 17 xtel for lower levels, the 17ft is to flexi and weak really so considering the hydra pole

[craig21t]

te much stifferhe poles rwc had are just the glass fibre ones, the hybrids are much stiffer.

[tomy jackson]

iv got 24 ft one but wear is an isue if you use all the time good and lite and not wipy , for most of my work it use a haris pole

[windowswashed]

Personally, I think the X-Tel hybrid is a harder wearing pole than the SL-X despite being slightly heavier but with a much simpler and quicker clamping system. It's noticeable stiffer than the glass fibre version but the pricing seems to reflect the proportional difference in rigidity.

[poole bay]

tommy the haris pole is it is good as people say or is it a diy thing that lasts 2 mins

[windowwashers]

tommy the haris pole is it is good as people say or is it a diy thing that lasts 2 mins

they last, I did a vid on youtube ages ago to show how they are made, do a search for window washers or wfp for under £30

[ftp]

But they aren't 24'

[tomy jackson]

no thefr not ther 15ft 20 ft working hite  i only use it on hier stuf like my fiberglass 30 foot and my 40 foot one

[Count Phil]

I've got the 24ft hybrid.
In my opinion it is brilliant. 3 storey, ground floor, rigid. I've had it 18 months and no clamps have gone and its still in great nick!

My single best wfp but in 4 years!! Buy one you won't regret it! It nice and light too....

[poole bay]

thanks guys think i will get one and see if i can make a harris to omg this will be fun....