[Captain Scarlet]

[clear-reach]

Fishing pole

[windowwashers]

do you have one of these luke, what are they like what height is it and the price please make it 5 

[Captain Scarlet]

NO, this is designed for window cleaning! look at the logos on the sections.The principle idea comes from a fishing pole, this is the first one to be made just for window cleaning. I think it is the lightest produced wfp in the world!!! Gardiners have had this specifically designed for window cleaning, Luke

[Captain Scarlet]

No i dont have one yet but I have ordered the 45ft one with a 49ft reach, they have a big reach because you can hold them high because their light. The website states the price at £530 excl vat and delivery. Luke

[windowwashers]

No i dont have one yet but I have ordered the 45ft one with a 49ft reach, they have a big reach because you can hold them high because their light. The website states the price at £530 excl vat and delivery. Luke

can you get the extra sections at a later date when they ware out? and if so any idea on price? I am guessing you can use this pole for evry work you have as you can just add a section when needed am I right in thinking this.

Cheers Luke

[Captain Scarlet]

yes you can buy sections or add sections later, I think Alex said that sections will be around £50 each, but because this pole is much tougher than a fishing pole it will wear less and also there are no clamps to go wrong! Personally I am going to use this pole for stuff over 25ft because I already have a Brodex 25ft pro long, but in reality bacuase this thing is so light I will probably end up using it all the time for 25ft-50ft stuff. i think at around 25ft it will weigh less than a kg!

[clear-reach]

NO, this is designed for window cleaning! look at the logos on the sections.The principle idea comes from a fishing pole, this is the first one to be made just for window cleaning. I think it is the lightest produced wfp in the world!!! Gardiners have had this specifically designed for window cleaning, Luke

gullible  :

[Captain Scarlet]

look at the videos on the video sections, we'll see who's gullible when I am doing more work and have more stamina at the end of the day! does my enthusiasm make me sound gullible

http://www.gardinerpolesystems.co.uk/acatalog/shop.html

[clear-reach]

look at these videos, we'll see who's gullible when I am doing more work and have more stamina at the end of the day!

http://www.gardinerpolesystems.co.uk/acatalog/shop.html

iv`e see them iv`e got a carbon fishing pole been using it over 12 months and didn`t pay silly money 

[Captain Scarlet]

leave me alone please

[Captain Scarlet]

can anybody see this video?

[Alex Gardiner]

Hi Guys,

The Super-Lite2, as pictured above by Luke, is based on Fishing pole jointing technology. However each section has been specifically designed for window cleaning stresses and use.

The pole would be quite unsuitable for fishing as the 'weighting', 'stiffness' and 'bounce' would not match a fisherman's needs.

The extension sections can be bought at a later date for about £50, meaning that you can always turn your '35ft' pole into a '56ft' pole without having to buy a complete new pole.

Individual sections can be bought if they wear out, however this would take a fair amount of use, if maintained properly, before this would happen. To give you an idea I am still using my original Super-Lite 20 months on, with only minimal wear to each joint.

Some people will still be skeptical of these type of poles, generally it is because they have never used one. However this type of pole will not suit everyone and even I do not recommend them for all types of work, ie Domestic work up to 30ft can often be more straightforward with a telescopic pole.

If you are of a practical nature then converting a fishing pole will always be an option, however if you use a fishing pole of the same quality as the Super-Lite2 then it will probably cost you more money. The sections on a Super-Lite2 will generally be in a class above ordinary fishing poles for durability and ease of use.

[clear-reach]

Good on ya Alex but wasn`t it able to have the first 3 or 4 sections telescopic ?

[Captain Scarlet]

Alex, when will they be posted?  Luke

becuase I have a big job and I need to phone them tomorrow to sort out dates

[jouk45]

luke, your making the right decision  buying the superlite 2 for high work, they are absolutely  brilliant, you dont even know you have it in your hands its so light. i dont own one yet. but i had a shot of it for a few weeks, you can work all day long, and it wont tire you out, you may be young, but i would say you where smarter

[Captain Scarlet]

thanks mate!! so how is the hoseless pole going, I really want one because I'm sick of getting tangled up! Luke

[jouk45]

thanks mate!! so how is the hoseless pole going, I really want one because I'm sick of getting tangled up! Luke

very slowly luke, as i have been busy myself, i now have it working succesfully at 18ft, been using it regular, and is realy good, now moving up to 21ft just waiting on the new parts arriving,
i have to put it through its paces first,

[Captain Scarlet]

sounds great, I am really sick of hose at the moment, I dont understand how it always manages to get knotted all the time!

[Davew]

Luke is that the pole hose your having trouble with? If so it looks like silicon hose might be the future.