[Nameless Drudge]

Info on the site seems to be 215 g.

I do domestics,hard to reach with the pole on an angle, i would not fit one if it weighed 100g,absolute lunacy for me weighting the end of the pole like that.The hardest part of the job made harder,when i am aching on a night its the side angles that have done it.

[Aqua-dapter]

Hi Sean,

Yes, the weights are:
Aqua-dapter (including clamp) 191g
Screw Thread Adapter (STA) 17g
Push-fit Connector 7g

It increases the reach of the pole by approx 160mm.

More info here: http://www.aqua-dapter.co.uk/pages/Technical-info.html

Most people have said that they haven't really noticed the weight difference, but we are of course taking on board all of the comments for future development.  As you mention it is the "side angles" where it could be noticed, and how much time is spent 'off the glass' at an angle, but I guess you knew that already ;-)

Paul

[dazmond]

i reckon with a supalite extreme itll be roughly the same weight  at the top of the pole using a normal supalite without an aqua-daptor.

i think it just takes a bit of getting used to.its fantastic to have no loop at the base of the pole and its easier to move around plant pots and stuff.

i did get the pole hose caught on a corner which did turn the water on but ill watch out for that in future and try and gather all the pole hose before dragging any hose around a corner.