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UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: chanster00 on January 04, 2015, 03:00:43 am
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Was going for Slx on Monday but heard about exceed lots people on here saying they great
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Slx 22
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Or an Slx18 cos I have longer poles as well
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Slx or if you're feeling flush an extreme.
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From what I have read the exceeds are heavier than the slx
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From what I have read the exceeds are heavier than the slx
I look well before Holiday and if I remember correct, nothing in it
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Slx all the way, top quality and proven product.
Haven't checked lately but the exceed would need to be around £50 to £75 cheaper than an SLX for me to take a risk in buying one, for me the "tubeless" feature is just a bit of a novelty with no real benifits
Darran
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Slx all the way, top quality and proven product.
Haven't checked lately but the exceed would need to be around £50 to £75 cheaper than an SLX for me to take a risk in buying one, for me the "tubeless" feature is just a bit of a novelty with no real benifits
Darran
ex-ceed £280 SLX just short of £300. Ex-ceed you need to buy a brush. Gardiner, you need to buy a Aqua Dapter. If you don't use Aqua Dapter, Gardiner wins. Odd thing is, before Ex-ceed new web site, I am sure prices were way better, People will stick to Gardiner, if prices are the same
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what size poles are they at those prices?
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Have never heard of the ex ceed tubeless any links.
Thanks in advance.
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http://ex-ceedinnovation.co.uk/shop/
email steve at
sales@ex-ceedinnovation.co.uk
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That pole looks the part and because its tubeless you could attach a tap to the pole without
having a loop.
Cheers for the link.
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The tap would be a few metres from the base of the pole though
so not much use ???
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That pole looks the part and because its tubeless you could attach a tap to the pole without
having a loop.
Cheers for the link.
Im sure they all come with the Aqua -daptq mine did, so there is no need for a tap and no loop
Tony
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my EXT 47 the black comes off on to my hands is it the same with the SLX?
whats the situation with the tubless does that also come off on to your hands the wrap looks lovely on it
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my EXT 47 the black comes off on to my hands is it the same with the SLX?
whats the situation with the tubless does that also come off on to your hands the wrap looks lovely on it
All telescopic carbon poles will produce black stuff as the friction wears the surface down. ;)
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the wrap on the exceed may be worth the choice then, imo
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I think gardiner put a comment on here a while ago that they changed from that style of pole wrap for some reason can't remember why?
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the wrap on the exceed may be worth the choice then, imo
Gardiners have an insulating wrap on the base section. No carbon pole (telescopic) can be immune from the "black hand syndrome" as this is produced as the tube surface begins to wear from the friction of the telescopic sections. Don't forget that the tube surfaces wear on both the outside & inside. If you fins a pole that doesn't wear & thus is ever-lasting please let the rest of us know!! ;D
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;D my hydra brodex pole is 2007 still strong as a ox..... looks like it has AIDS though, truth be told i love it! but think i derseve more now!
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;D my hydra brodex pole is 2007 still strong as a ox..... looks like it has AIDS though, truth be told i love it! but think i derseve more now!
Brodex poles tend to be light enough after 15 years of wear!! ;D
I think any modern carbon pole would be a delight after using a Brodex!!
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i have a new blue 25 summit series brodex pole.....FANTASTIC POLE!
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i have a new blue 25 summit series brodex pole.....FANTASTIC POLE!
yes its heavy! but the slide on it and build is great! plus the colpased length is such a eye opener.
BRODEX i have to say.....chalk and cheese! i know why every one hates em, but i live near them. i go in person and they have seen me ok.
i cant weight to get my new CARBON FIBRE!!!!!!!
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i have a new blue 25 summit series brodex pole.....FANTASTIC POLE!
yes its heavy! but the slide on it and build is great! plus the colpased length is such a eye opener.
BRODEX i have to say.....chalk and cheese! i know why every one hates em, but i live near them. i go in person and they have seen me ok.
i cant weight to get my new CARBON FIBRE!!!!!!!
A post of contradictions Chanster!! ;D A heavy pole that is fantastic, so fantastic you can't wait to get a different one!! ;D
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i failed to mention i have three working vans! i have spread them out.
yes its fantatsic as in solid and and so rigid. the smooth glide of the new ones is amazing. these poles will last 10+ years just god damn heavy! but not for a first time user or staff!
i never have been good at english! lol
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i failed to mention i have three working vans! i have spread them out.
yes its fantatsic as in solid and and so rigid. the smooth glide of the new ones is amazing. these poles will last 10+ years just god damn heavy! but not for a first time user or staff!
i never have been good at english! lol
Are these Brodex poles Alloy?
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The pole May last ten years but your joints won't :-[
Darran
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Are these Brodex poles Alloy?
Yes with nice coating
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ive just bought a brand new extreme 25 a few weeks ago for my every day pole.well worth it for the reduced strain alone.i do use a slx 22 sometimes as well.
for me its all gardiners poles as brushes/goosenecks etc are interchangeable
22 SLX
25 XTREME
47 XTREME
the 47 footer and the 22 slx will last years as they dont get used much compared to the extreme 25.in fact my 47 is 18 months old and its still like new(gets used around 10 times a month).
i also have another extreme 25 with 2 worn sections which will last another 2 years or so with 2 new sections added.