Fitness Dance Pole

This pole has suited me well for nearly 3 years now. I have moved it's location a handful of times, and it's consistently stayed solid and sturdy. I've seen reviews stating it would come out of place/fall over--but if you follow the instructions/have it tightened enough, that SHOULD not happen! That sounds as if it would be user error! I can whip around this pole, as well as friends with zero pole experience without it budging. Install is easy, and it's very well made for just over a hundred bucks. I'd recommend this pole to anyone that's professional-- or that does pole fitness. I will note-- this works best on hard floors vs carpet, but that wouldn't deter me from buying it again, if most of my flooring WAS carpeted.

UPDATE: Seller replaced the faulty part at no charge, and even expedited the shipping per my request. As expected, the new part fixed the issue, and now the pole is working exactly as it should. No procession, an excellent design that supports a long legged 170 pound percussive invertb without a hint of instability. I am extremely impressed with the product but completely wowed by their customer service. 10/10 would order again, even considering the faulty part that I recieved first. PROS: *S-T-A-B-L-E, both on static and dynamic (spinning) settings. *Works on both carpet and hard wood floors. (see below regarding carpet install). *I literally cannot express how impressed I am by their customer service, rapid response, and willingness to stand by their product. *P-R-I-C-E this pole is extraordinary in affordability without sacrificing quality. CONS: *Much, much easier to install with a friend. *It's a good idea to watch videos of other people installing, as the instructions are not crystal clear and there is a bit it a learning curve to the install process. Keep in mind: The pole needs to be level against the ceiling and ground: and therefore straight up and down vertically. Olviously right? But don't take it forgranted, have a friend stand away to confirm its straight, as the tightening motion can cause it to become slightly tilted, which will prevent its stability. This is especially true when installing on carpet, as when you tighten the pole, the carpet compresses under the bottom support, usually not uniformly. I set heavy weights on the bottom support, checked the pole religiously with a level, and had a buddy to double check it's orientation from across the room. BAM, level, boss bitch ready. TL;DR This is THE pole, bitch. I know you worried about the low price but girl I'm telling you. This is it. Watch some YouTube vids to know how it's done, invite a friend over, take-y'all's time setting this up legit, and this pole is 🔥🔥🔥 (RESOLVED, see above) The pole arrived with the central support (which creates the tension to hold the pole in place) malformed and machined improperly. As shown in the picture, this piece is warped, which prevents the pole from being mounted safely, either in dynamic or static modes. I am extremely dissatisfied in this product and have contacted the seller to make it right. I will update accordingly. Until then, hope you're one of the lucky ones when you buy this product. Because I certainly was not.

This is my first in home pole, so I don’t have much to go off of for comparing to a higher end pole. For the price point, I’m very happy with this pole! So far, it’s proven to be sturdy (if installed correctly) and looks pretty nice. Some things to consider: -The instructions are pretty vague, but they have a youtube video on installation that shows you step by step how to put together and install. -Be sure to find a ceiling beam and center it under it. You will damage your ceiling otherwise! -If installing on carpet, add an inch (give or take depending on your carpet type and padding underneath) to your floor to ceiling measurements. The carpet will squish down as you tighten it, so you have to take that into consideration with your measurements. -Do not tighten the pieces all the way together until you put it up and make sure you used the right extension pieces! I switched from the shorter extension piece to the longer piece and had to use a bunch of WD-40 to get the pieces apart. -I ended up putting the pole together laying down and put the whole thing up as one piece. the shorter extension was just a little too short for the cover piece to be flush with the pole, but the longer extension was just a little too long to get over the screw to screw them together, but fit perfectly once up. -The spinning mode feels a little sticky at first, but spins better after using for a bit. -Use a level to make sure your pole is nice and straight!! -It is easier with a second person when installing, but can be done alone. Just be careful! -The pole did not come in an amazon package. The box had the brand name, item number, and color, but did not say or show anywhere that it was a pole. -Some tiktokers have a discount code for this pole! For a first in home pole, i’m really happy with it! It’s very affordable compared to X-Pole, and great quality for the price. I hope this helped and happing poling!!

I've owned 2 different Xpoles in my years of pole dancing. I ordered this one on a budget because I'm dying to get back into it again. I installed it solo with a magnetic level and a chair. (A stud finder is handy for proper placement on the ceiling!) Honestly, my personal opinion is that the Xpoles are worth the extra money. This pole has a lot to do to put it together and makes it a little lengthy in time to put up and down. Thankfully theres a YouTube video to help with installation because the paper is a little confusing. Xpoles have an inner joint tube that expands to connect the extensions and main tubes, they can be installed in 10 mins after you know what you're doing. This pole seems like it's going to take some time to put it up and down piece by piece. It's not a problem if you're leaving it up though! If you're installing on carpet, be sure to give your pole some time to compress the carpet fully and tighten your pole again. Other issue for me personally is the adjuster cover. This takes away from being able to use that portion of the pole since it's loose. The adjuster rod itself doesn't seem to have a machined line or any indication as to when it's screwed out too far where it would possibly compromise safety when under a lot of weight from a spin or something. My pole has a little give to it that I suspect is coming from the adjuster rod being too far out so I'll be taking it down to try a different extension combination to hopefully get rid of that. 🤞🏼 Once installed, I give my poles a "gorilla shake". Just grab it at shoulder level and shake it as hard as you can, if it slips at all, it needs tightened more. The metal has an odor, different than any true chrome pole I've owned. Hopefully it doesn't worsen as I clean my poles with either windex or rubbing alcohol. But overall, it seems sturdy, decent quality and not a cheap prop like at Spencer's! Very excited to get my strength back with this budget-friendly pole. Update: one of my friends ordered the same pole and received a bottom adjustment pole. I wish there would’ve been an option to order a top or bottom adjusting pole because I would’ve ordered the bottom loading pole. I have about 6-8 inches of unusable pole at the top because of the adjuster rod and the cover is not strong enough to hold any weight. 😩

MAIN QUESTIONS - CAN YOU USE ON POPCORN CEILING? - YES Is it stable? - YES Will it damage my ceiling? - IF NOT PROPERLY INSTALLED, YES. Is it worth the money? - YES. Now look here. I never been on a pole my entire life, had a little manic episode and convinced myself to buy one. Now, I have taken the pole down, and put it back up at least 10 times. Don’t get too worked up, if you don’t get it the first time. IMPORTANT steps : now, I didn’t want to damage my ceiling as I am a renter. So this is my best advice for you. BUY A CIRCLE/SQUARE wood board, use this as a stabilizer for the pole. The wood board you can put in between the ceiling and pole. It’ll protect your ceiling, and it will ensure the weight is evenly distributed. You can buy a board at Home Depot , Menards etc. I paid like $13 for mine. PAINT IT, so it can match your ceiling. IMPORTANT STEPS #2 - Make SURE you take a stud finder to your ceiling and make sure you put your pole directly underneath a joist/beam. THIS IS IMPORTANT. Now, I didn’t screw the wood board into my ceiling, I just put it up there. I did add a tiny bit of double sided tape to help hold it up. ALSO, make sure the pole is being installed on even ground. Whether carpet, or hard wood make sure there is an even layer for the bottom plate to go into. KEY FACTORS : Find studs in your ceiling and place your pole directly underneath them, purchase a wood board and make sure the board is slightly bigger than the top dome of the pole itself. That evens the pressure and eases the risk of damaging your ceiling. And finally, make sure to install properly on an even surface. You truly don’t need any screws, or anything fancy. Just make sure you read the directions carefully, watch the videos if that’s easier for you. STEP BY STEP, do everything accurately. Measure how tall your ceiling is before putting the pole together so you know which extension pieces to use. MY ONLY complaint is I think the pole I ordered was the old version. I’ve seen people with the same pole, just upgraded versions in which I would’ve ordered instead. Other than that this thing is perfect.

So let me start by saying that I’m not rating the quality of this pole 1 star - the quality is fine. My low rating is essentially due to the fact that I decided on this seller after reading so many reviews, in part because one person mentioned in a review that when the pole didn’t fit her ceiling, she contacted customer service and they promptly sent her a new extension that worked for her ceiling height. So I bought it without any fear of having to return it, because all reviews and videos I saw gave me confidence that the quality was good. As my luck goes, the pole arrived and when I tried to install, it wouldn’t fit my ceiling with either of the two extension pieces that come with it - with the shorter one, too short. With the longer one, just slightly too long. So I figured, no problem, I’m sure the seller can send me another extension size in between these two like that reviewer mentioned and it’ll be fine. So I contacted them, and to my surprise they flat out said they did not have any extensions they could send me and thanks for being understanding. I mean where else am I going to find parts for your product if you don’t offer them? Even if there was a charge I would have been ok with it. So I said “that’s a shame, but okay I’ll start a return then.” They then informed me that $12 would be deducted from my refund for the shipping they paid to send me the product, AND I’d have to pay to ship it back myself. So I decided to just keep it and install it in my garage instead of where I wanted - since the ceiling in the garage was vinyl and we were able to essentially force it into place after putting the pole together with the longer extension. That’s not where I wanted, but I don’t like paying for shipping for a product I couldn’t use, so I made it work and will use it, but won’t be able to use it as much year around because my garage isn’t heated or cooled so essentially I can’t use it at all during winter. I’d recommend looking at the size carefully as the adjustments available won’t work with every ceiling, and they can’t offer any solution other than the return that will cost you $25+.

I'm a beginner and use this oretty much every day. I'm gonna cut right to the chase: - This is pretty easy to install once you figure it out. I watched a video that helped more than the directions. - It does not appear to be damaging my ceiling or floor. - It does twist an awful lot!!!!! If you're looking for a STATIC pole....this may not be the product for you. Although it is still sturdy and holds my weight (5'2" 120-130 lbs), I do have to tighten it. When I'm on static and spinning and doing tricks it will twist with me. A little jarring but I twist it clockwise and it appears fine. Very annoying and a little scary. - Some people say that you shouldn't do tricks on it...I've had no problems other than the twisting but have seen no structual reason not to do tricks. - I have not encountered any issues while on spin. - I WILL BE INVESTING IN A HIGHER QUALITY POLE (xpole probably) EVENTUALLY. The twisting and tightening is really annoying and scares me every time. I think it's a good pole to start with though!!!! - It came scratched up. I reccommend this product but only as a stepping stone to get to a higher quality product.

i really recommend getting this pole! although the price had me scared it’s so worth it. for reference i’m 5’6”-5’7” and around 230-240. i always wanted to try pole dancing and decided to finally buy one. i have mines on a carpet floor and it perfectly fits in my room. the set up said an hour but i did it in less than 15mins. the hardest part is when you’re adjusting it to your ceiling. i got very confused and thought i needed an extension or was missing a part until i watched a video that displayed the paper instructions better “Yaheetech Portable Dance Pole (Upper Adjustment) Installation Guide” on youtube. for the pole to reach your ceiling there’s a black pipe that the top peice goes on and you have to unscrew, it if you can’t see the two holes or if it’s too short. it’s really great quality, and good design for renters as it’s easy to break down for storage, and similar to the pole i see in class settings. it is definitely stable and holds up well as long as you have it fully straight and not leaning because then it runs the risk of falling. the spinning and static modes work smoothly and the adjustability is within the two screws on the bottom. if you want to spin take them all the way out so you don’t get scratched and put them somewhere safe because there’s no extra for that part! all and all it’s a great pole for a really good price!