Carbon Fiber Pool Service Pole: Primate 3X Pole 6 Ft to 15.6 Ft, Weights just 2.4 Lbs!
This is probably the most unique 3-piece pool service
pole (Tri-Pole) that I have ever used.
The Primate 3X Pole is also the most compact and light weight pole that
I have used also. It collapses down to 6 ft and extends to 15.6 ft and weighs
only 2 lbs. 4 oz. Oh, and it is made
from Carbon Fiber making it 3 times stronger than a standard aluminum pole.
I will admit that it took a few days to get used to
the unique way that you extend the Primate 3X Pole. The last section just has
two holes and you need fully extend that one each time you pull it out. So, the
2nd piece acts as the main height adjuster if you use the full 15.6
ft of pole. Tricky since my regular Tri-Pole uses the 3rd Section as
the height adjustment. But like I mentioned it just takes a few days to get the
hang of it and then you are all good. They also sell two additional clip-in
sections that will extend the pole to 22 feet and 28 feet if needed.
For me the main selling point of the Primate 3X Pole
is how light this pole is! It weighs just 2.4 lbs. so you barely even feel like
you are holding a service pole. It is amazingly light and easy to carry and use. After using it for a week I feel like I
couldn’t go back to a standard pole because of how light the Primate pole is. I
feel like something this light can’t be strong enough to use day and day out, but
the Carbon Fiber Material is deceiving. The
pole is 3 times stronger than an aluminum service pole making it a great choice
for everyday pool service use. The manufacturer doesn’t claim it is indestructible,
but it sure feels like it, especially with the reinforced first section of the
pole.
The unique Lever Lock is another feature that makes
the Primate Pole stand out. It is the same locking device found on tree
trimmers and the like and it makes closing and opening the 2nd pole
section a breeze. Simply snap open the Lever Lock, slide the pole out and lock
it in place. In most cases you will be using only the first 2 pole sections in
skimming and brushing a pool, so this makes extending the pole quick and easy.
It is truly a unique feature on a pool pole and the Lever Lock works great.
Here are some more great features of the Primate 3X
Pole from the manufacturer:
Does
not absorb temperature like metal, will never be scalding hot or ice cold to
the touch.
Better grip/traction
than aluminum.
Because of its
strength (does not bend or warp) it moves through water easier when submerged.
Lighter that all heavy
duty metal and fiber glass poles at 2lbs 4oz. We've had veteran service guys
with arthritis, lower back problems, and shoulder/elbow problems all tell us
it's easier on their injuries!
The World's
Strongest Service Pole!
Quality materials make quality tools, built from ultra-strong
CARBON FIBER and reinforced with fiber glass, our design is lighter and three
times stronger than aluminum, making it the most durable pole available on the
market.
Our lever locking system is a game changer. This minimalist
design lets you make length adjustments with ONE EASY ACTION. Flip the lever
open to loosen and make your adjustment and snap it back down to lock in place.
Familiar and Fast!
Adjusting the third extension of our pole is just as quick, and
familiar. This length of the pole is equipped with TWO SNAP LOCKS. Simply
follow the red guide to line the internal V-clips with the holes and lock it in
place as you would any standard tool.
At two pounds four
ounces, our carbon fiber design is HALF THE WEIGHT of a standard three-piece
service pole. At 6 ft collapsed it sits comfortably and safely inside all truck
beds.
The Primate Pole is
designed to last for years and it is a premium service pole which is reflected
in the higher price point. You are also investing in a pole that is super lightweight,
super strong and very easy to use and store.
To learn more and to
order: https://primatepooltools.net/
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