Removable Exotic Stripper Dancing Pole Dance Pole 45mm 9.5FT

First, I was extremely impressed at how fast it came, because I selected 3-5 day shipping, but it came the very next day!Got home and started putting together with my bf, the written instructions are crap, however we didn't realize that the DVD it came with had an instruction video on how to put together, which would have made a billion times easier. So be sure to watch the DVD and it will be extremely easy to put together.Had to adjust/tighten it a couple times, but overall quite stable and firm, it also very nice, virtually seamless. My bf and I tried swinging on it a couple times (I am 165lbs and he is 135lbs) and it seemed very stable, except slightly moves/bends at the center when pulling extremely with all your weight, however this natural thing for the pole to do.I am extremely glad I got this 45mm pole, I have regular sized hands and 50mm would have been far too large. The material of the pole is great. Comes with two height adjusters 125mm and 250mm, I only had to use the 250mm and our ceiling are pretty high.It is a spinning pole, however I haven't tried spinning on it yet...Overall very happy with my purchase, I was so worried at first especially since it only had one review, so I felt obligated to write a review for everyone else. I love it!

Been taking a Pole 101 class at a local studio for about a month and a half now, and I just HAD to get myself a pole. I've had this pole for two weeks and have used it for at least an hour each day. It is absolutely stable for me! I've only done basic spins like the cradle spin, used it for pole crunches, and I've tried pole sits as well as climbed it. Hasn't budged :) I'd suggest testing it and yanking really hard on it before spinning on it. Chances are you might not have tightened it enough. So just to be safe, tighten that top attachment! And make sure to use a stud finder in order to pressure mount this baby in the right place. You don't want a hole in your ceiling lol Before assembling it, I used a microfiber towel with soap and water to clean the threads and then I used Silicone-based WD-40 on all the threads with the hopes of it coming down easy. I planned to take it down and clean and relubricate the threads once a week, but when I tried to take it down, the two main poles wouldn't unscrew. I spin in the direction that tightens the poles, so that's probably why I can't unscrew it :( however, I have been able to take it down by unscrewing the top and bottom, but that's as much as it can break down. It's unfortunate since I would've loved to bring it to a friend's house for them to try it out, but whatever. This pole rocks! The box is super discreet. I never watched the DVD instructions. I just youtubed it and it's pretty standard when it comes to assembly. Make sure to take care though! Take your time assembling. Safety first. And afterwards: have fun! Omg it's so wonderful having a pole at home to practice on :))) in class, The poles are brass at the studio I go to, but this chrome finish doesn't feel more slippery to me like some have complained. The 45mm width is perfect as well. I used windex to clean my pole whenever I start sweating on it, and it's like it's brand new. I'll update this later if anything changes, but right now, I am highly satisfied. Would recommend to anyone!

It doesn't advertise this as an X-Pole, but upon receiving it, it actually is an X-Pole. Comes with X-Pole directions and everything. I had to watch the DVD to put it together, the paper instructions were a little confusing. It took me about 15 minutes to put up. It can be done alone, but would be easier with someones assistance. I have taken it down and put back up a few times and have had no problems. I can do my craziest of tricks and it doesn't budge. Just make sure you follow the directions on how to install it properly!! It is very important to insure your safety. This pole has not damaged any ceilings or floors I have put it on. It has spin and static options and can fit many heights of ceilings. This is a GREAT pole for your money. I highly recommend it.

I've used this pole for a few weeks now and love it so far! It's sturdy, feels safe, and was not hard to set up.You definitely have to do a PRECISE job leveling the pole on all sides. When adjusting, move the BASE of the pole rather than the top dome. The instructions recommend this because they don't want you moving off the support beam. I moved the dome to a different spot on the support beam since I thought support was the only concern, and the dome definitely scuffed the ceiling with some light black marks. I've had to tighten the wingnut on the extender once because the pole started to rattle and certain pieces started to spin slightly from coming loose but no big deal - that's probably my fault for not doing it tight enough in the beginning.It's super easy to adjust from static to spin, and it spins really well. Would buy again!EDIT: After heavier use the pole required periodic tightening because on static it would spin a tiny bit before catching (~1/8 turn). I initially blamed myself for not tightening enough at setup, but it might be a design issue because everything was REALLY tightened. When I had to take it down it was REALLY HARD because everything was tightened so much. Pro-tip for disassembly: if everything's really tight, don't use the included thin little pseudo-wrench - get a real one! I bent the included toolkit pseudo-wrench beyond usability trying to take the pole down and was scared it'd be stuck permanently but the real wrench did the trick (WHEW!!!).