SereneLife Professional Spinning Dance Pole, 45mm Portable Exercise Pole for Fitness – Durable Steel Build, Anti-Rust Finish, Suitable for Home, Club, Gym, Party, Pub

This particular make/model shows a very good build quality, with the incorporated spin mode. As a mechanic on the side of my main day job, sturdy construction of ANY rotating mass (especially one you are wholly dependent on remaining stable!!) satisfies the safety first component. I did take the time to peruse the bearings, suspension and weight balance (as this is essentially a vertical "driveshaft" in the spin mode) of the pole. Installation was super easy for me, and as I write these words, I do so with all the respective components of my body intact.Basic instructions are clear, not too much to question there. This particular manufacturer was also nice in terms of being generous with the CORRECT mounting hardware, matched toolset, bearing types, locking components and all the intense amount of physical science that goes into creating any one of these lifechanging devices.Pole dancing is a complex science and art and a wide array of concepts are implied, the first being a parametric oscillation system with imperfect parameter adjustments that could imply a MASSIVE sideloading torque on the pole that if it wasn't made well, it would be a final affair for you! Do heed the warnings on this topic; there is an upper limit on any weight-bearing system in terms of instable sideloading; this one has most of it covered as it was apparent that the topic was covered in the safety part of the design.I would not hesitate to set up another of these anywhere else. I have put considerable load on it in the meager four days I have been on it after I finished the installation and checked my work. I am still intact!

I was a bit skeptical of this at first because it's not necessarily reputable like xpole or lupit but those were way outside my budget. I ended up buying this and it came with all the parts! The box arrived in good condition and was discreet.This thing is pretty sturdy just make sure you are installing it under a ceiling joist (knock on the ceiling and find a spot that does NOT sound hollow). I (about a 100ibs) and my friend (about 150ibs) spin on it pretty fast and I can hit inverted/upside-down skills without any fear.I did put a dish towel on the ceiling since we are renters. The instructions are a bit confusing but the important part is that pole A is attached to the top dome; any extensions should be going at the base and NOT the top or middle.The metal is thick, no rust, screws did not strip, and pieces come together with seams that don't disrupt your grip.Me and my friend have been using it for about an hour a day, mixed stationary and spin (very smooth, can be a bit fast). So far no bends, creaking, or clicking (though the iron cover occasionally squeaks from rubbing against the pole).100% worth the buy!

I LOVE MY POLE!!! Me and my girl cousin put it together and installed with no tools except I would recommend using a stud finder! It has never fallen it’s a great buy for money ! I will recommend this to anyone that ask!

Very sturdy, even on carpet. Used a studfinder. Easy to assemble, a bit difficult to level. The pieces did not stand up exactly vertically so I had to painstakingly nudge around the pole under mild tension with the ceiling to straighten before tightening. The spin is smooth and not loose. I dislike the design of the top cover since it is just cosmetic, but covers all the adjustment holes. I removed the cover so that I can retighten or loosen to move the pole if necessary. The chrome is good. The blue plastic wrap is annoyingly tightened to the bases and couldn't easily be removed. The base lettering is poor quality but I didn't expect much for the price. Overall good and functional.

This product came with a defective piece. The allen screw in the base pole was off-center and so it was completely impossible to remove, which meant that the entire pole was impossible to assemble. If you buy this product, this is what you get. The customer service did not help with the issue. They did not provide a refund, even though the entire product was defective because of this. The only solution they offered was to have me repackage the entire thing and ship it back to them, which they would not re-imburse. Of course that was out of the question for me, and they didn't offer any other solution when I told them that. So I am out a lot of money for a product that I can't use or get a refund for, as well as several hours trying to troubleshoot their broken allen screw. I tried everything to get it loose, and even took it to a few hardware stores, but it was completely stuck because of a manufacturing error. The only help came from Amazon, which was able to provide a partial refund for the product. However, the maker of the pole was unable to help me at all.

I used to have an X-Pole nearly 16 years ago (actually, had two of them). I wanted to get back into it (for fitness and fun) but didn't want to drop a few hundred dollars. I had concerns that this wouldn't work in my space, as I have carpet - but it DOES work and has held strong with no slipping.I am a bigger girl (size 14 and over 200lbs) and this holds. Now, I haven't done upside down moves yet, as I want to get a mat (since I broke my tailbone 15 years ago doing this and now at 40 I am afraid to break anything lol), but this pole is really sturdy if installed properly. I also have a child that likes to run and swing on it, and climb it, and it doesn't budge!!If you're looking for an affordable option to get into pole fitness, this is a great option! I just wish the bas was smaller (sometimes I stub my toe) but a mat around the base will eliminate that. Oh.. and if you are using on carpet, please invest in knee pads... carpet burns are NOT fun haha!