[Mick Kent]

for the price £650 plus vat for the 60ft  what a pole!! So light and rigid! A dream to use.
Much better, easier to control and lighter than my unger hi mod 65 ft.much better than my smax 50, cant compare to the extreme as not used 1 but for the money i dont think you can go wrong.

[Smudger]

Looks good mick,

Where do you buy them from, got any details on weight etc..

Darran

[Mick Kent]

The 60ft which i bought is 2.6kg i believe which is the lightest out there from what i can see.
Cleaningspot sell them.  Truely a fantastic pole for the dough.

[Smudger]

I love my sl2 but soon be time to have a backup 60 footer - this sounds ideal

Darran

[Mick Kent]

[slap bash]

Looks like a good price for a good pole. Also looks quite stiff, by the way it rests against the building .

[Mick Kent]

Verey stiff pole.
I have tried and owned many poles over the years and by far for the money this is the best of the bunch! (Again havn't tried the extreme) although i believe this is a much cheaper and lighter and as rigid pole. I Cant praise it enough, using it at full reach all day on the battleship building in london and it was like a dream l. Saved me a good 2/3 hours of stop/start/stop/start that usualy happens with heavier poles at that height(unger hi mod nlite).
If your looking for a good value for money 60ft plus modular pole then you wont go far wrong with the Modulite.

[Shane sharples]

The battleship building in London? wow, just googled it- that's a lot of windows!! lol

[dazmond]

where are the clamps?

[Mick Kent]

its modular daz
they slot into eachother.

[dazmond]

its modular daz
they slot into eachother.

ahh i see!cheers mick!