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UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Richard Stevenson on February 25, 2015, 05:31:56 pm

Title: x-line evolution poles
Post by: Richard Stevenson on February 25, 2015, 05:31:56 pm
Has anyone used these poles, especially the pro + , would be interested in peoples view's.
Title: Re: x-line evolution poles
Post by: mark m on February 25, 2015, 06:28:12 pm
Excellent poles I have had one for 18 months now and never had a problem with it
Title: Re: x-line evolution poles
Post by: slap bash on February 27, 2015, 03:54:08 pm
I saw there poles at the trade fair  last year. I must admit i was impressed with there poles they had a fibre glass pole which I thought was carbon it was that stiff. I am using one of there brushes good but needs more splay.I
Title: Re: x-line evolution poles
Post by: Richard Stevenson on February 27, 2015, 04:15:02 pm
Thanks for info guys, it looks like they are not a pole of choice on this site, which is a shame, from what i could see they looked a good pole.. it would of been nice to get more feedback from window cleaner who have used them.
Title: Re: x-line evolution poles
Post by: mickwc on February 27, 2015, 06:13:46 pm
hi Richard,
we use the evolution poles from x-line, they are all we use now, along with their brushes. we have the pro upto 20ft and the pro+ after(35ft and 45ft) i would recommend them! we have been using them for a year now and not had any problems at all!! the clamps are great! no spinning! as the pole wears you can just nip them up with a allen key. go get one!!
Title: Re: x-line evolution poles
Post by: kevincoggan on February 27, 2015, 07:41:57 pm
Thanks for info guys, it looks like they are not a pole of choice on this site, which is a shame, from what i could see they looked a good pole.. it would of been nice to get more feedback from window cleaner who have used them.
this site will err to another make of pole richard,have yet to try one of those poles but have not heard any negative feedback,probably better to go to the show and judge for yourself
Title: Re: x-line evolution poles
Post by: the king on February 27, 2015, 10:00:48 pm
i nearly got one but desided to get a slx insted cos its cheeper i may try one for my next pole they look solid to b fair very stiff an the figgers say there lite to even compaired to gardners
Title: Re: x-line evolution poles
Post by: slap bash on February 28, 2015, 10:43:11 am
There is a lot of new poles on the market lately. There draw back is there high price and there are an unknown products. All I can say these poles have a very vague understanding of marketing.
They perfect idea would be for the new comer to make his pole cheaper than the market leader so as to prove the to the customers that there product and service can hold its own in relation to the leader`s slandered and even surpass it before upping there prices.
Yet so many come and never reach there full market potential .  
Another one is when you get a company think its the number one company for poles and yet only being number two or less and thinking they set the pace.
It should be part of there SWAT analysts , know who your true competition is .
Message to all the pole producers your competition is Gardeners poles. Let there be not dough.
This is a free of charge tip to the want to be pole sales chaps.
Title: Re: x-line evolution poles
Post by: kevincoggan on February 28, 2015, 07:29:46 pm
There is a lot of new poles on the market lately. There draw back is there high price and there are an unknown products. All I can say these poles have a very vague understanding of marketing.
They perfect idea would be for the new comer to make his pole cheaper than the market leader so as to prove the to the customers that there product and service can hold its own in relation to the leader`s slandered and even surpass it before upping there prices.
Yet so many come and never reach there full market potential . 
Another one is when you get a company think its the number one company for poles and yet only being number two or less and thinking they set the pace.
It should be part of there SWAT analysts , know who your true competition is .
Message to all the pole producers your computations is Gardeners poles. Let there be not dough.
This is a free of charge tip to the want to be pole sales chaps. hard to understand fully what you mean slapdash,i take it you use a gardiner pole?,to be fair they are ok but many other poles are better in other respects-it depends on the way you work,
Title: Re: x-line evolution poles
Post by: david mark on February 28, 2015, 09:30:52 pm
There is a lot of new poles on the market lately. There draw back is there high price and there are an unknown products. All I can say these poles have a very vague understanding of marketing.
They perfect idea would be for the new comer to make his pole cheaper than the market leader so as to prove the to the customers that there product and service can hold its own in relation to the leader`s slandered and even surpass it before upping there prices.
Yet so many come and never reach there full market potential . 
Another one is when you get a company think its the number one company for poles and yet only being number two or less and thinking they set the pace.
It should be part of there SWAT analysts , know who your true competition is .
Message to all the pole producers your computations is Gardeners poles. Let there be not dough.
This is a free of charge tip to the want to be pole sales chaps.
his a struggling business man
Title: Re: x-line evolution poles
Post by: Dan French on March 01, 2015, 10:24:51 pm
Used a variety of poles and naturally some are better than others, the main failing on any pole is the clamp system.
Title: Re: x-line evolution poles
Post by: stevieg on March 02, 2015, 02:43:05 pm
Dont buy a scooter pole from Omnipole! Had mine a few months and it is wearing out before my eyes!!!(chronically black hands,and clamps already not holding despite tightening up)
Also while we are about it,dont buy hi viz(lime green)hose from circuit hydraulics,multiple pinhole leaks,had since sept 14 and it is also too stiff!!
Title: Re: x-line evolution poles
Post by: Xline Systems on March 05, 2015, 07:15:55 pm
Hi Guys

we are sending a couple of the new V2 poles out on test next week,

if any of you guys or gals would like a weeks trial for testing feel free to get in touch with scott gutter clean the founder of free speech, he is organizing the free trials

james