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The X-Pole is made by a company called Vertical Leisure, with North American offices located in North Hollywood, California and the global head office located in Hertfordshire, UK. They ship all of their products and dance poles worldwide.
Vertical Leisure makes a number of different models of dance poles to suit almost every need.
For example, they make an excellent quality platform pole (X-Stage) that breaks down for easy transport in a set of included cases. The X-Stage is a totally portable platform dance pole with both spin and static settings.
They also make a range of portable, friction fit stationary and rotating poles. These poles can even be converted to semi-permanent (removable) poles with an optional ceiling fixture, and there's even one for vaulted ceilings.
Prices range from US $179 or £100 for the X-Pole Sport, up to US $1,129 or £850 for the X-Stage with a brass pole.
All poles come in a range of sizes, heights and finishes, so you'll also find plenty of price points in between, depending on your needs and preferences.
To learn more about any product on this page, or to make a purchase, you can use the following links to get to the correct X-Pole website for shipping to your country.

X-Pole US handles orders from the USA
X-Pole Canada ships to all Canadian addresses
X-Pole Mexico serves all Mexican states
X-Pole UK manages orders from all other countries
Standard height: 7'4" for all X-Poles (Sport and X-Pert), 9' for the X-Stage Standard and 9'8" for the X-Stage Lite
Extends to:
All X-Poles extend to 9 feet with the included extensions, higher with
purchase of optional additional pieces; X-Stage is a fixed height pole
Material: Chrome finish (emulates stainless steel) or Titanium Gold finish (emulates brass). Some models also available in stainless and powder coat (black or pink).
Pole Types: Removable, portable, friction fit, rotating, platform, fly pole
(click on any link above to read more about that general type of pole)
Vertical Leisure does not offer a permanent dance pole, but you can easily create a semi-permanent pole by installing a permanent ceiling mount instead of using the standard friction pad mount (see below).
If you're installing your X-Pole on a vaulted (sloping) ceiling, you'll need to purchase a special ball ceiling mount which can be purchased from any of the XPole websites.
X-Pole ball mount for vaulted or flat ceilingsThis mount is screwed into the ceiling and accepts both the stationary X-Pert model, as well as the X-Pert Pro rotating model.
Note that this mount also works on flat ceilings, though there is also a flat permanent ceiling mount designed for home use which is less expensive (see below).
The ball mount shown here uses the Silver finish. This mount is also available in a Gold finish to match whichever pole finish you have.
Unless you're planning to buy an X-Stage platform pole, do make sure you measure the ceiling height in all the rooms in which you plan to use your pole.
All the X-Poles will fit ceiling heights from 7'4" to 9'. If your ceiling is higher than 9', you may need to order an additional part or two, to make sure your pole is the right height to fit your ceiling.
If your ceilings are lower than 7'4" (not likely, unless you're installing your pole in a very low basement) you can get a special order pole to fit.
The following accessories are available from X-Pole. Your Pole Pal definitely recommends that you consider purchasing some of these items along with your pole, such as a safety mat to protect you from falls.
However, many are just nice-to-have extras, such as the X-Pole branded pole shorts or an instructional DVD to help you get started.
Here's a list of the accessories that are currently available. Note that while most of these items are available for shipping to most countries, not every item is available everywhere.
Many pole enthusiasts discover a love for all things aerial at some point in their training. That's why X-Pole has expanded into making quality equipment for other aerial arts. These additional aerial apparatuses are available through most of the X-Pole websites.
All X-poles use one of 3 types of installation: friction mount; semi-permanent (requires purchase of optional ceiling mount, see below); or platform, which does not require a top mounting system.
The fly pole can also be installed into the A-frame apparatus for portable use.
The friction pads used on the ceiling pads of both the Sport Pole and the X-Pert are made of silicone. This material provides high grip capabilities, and helps to make these friction mounted poles as safe as possible.
The floor pads are similarly made. This extra strong grip is one of the best features of the XPoles. Friction mount pads come standard with the X-pole, with the exception of the stage poles and the fly pole.
X-Pole Friction Ceiling MountNonetheless, a friction fit pole is always less secure than a semi-permanent or permanent pole so you should make sure you fully understand the installation procedures for these types of poles.
You can read more information about friction fit pole safety here.
Here's where you can find the right X-Pole website that ships to your country.
While the X-Pole is not available in a permanent model, you can convert a friction mounted XPole Sport or X-Pert pole to a removable, or semi-permanent pole with the purchase of an optional ceiling mount as shown below.
X-Pole Ceiling Mount for Home UseThis mount is screwed into a ceiling joist and remains there permanently. The pole can then be installed into the mount and removed whenever you like.
This option offers the safety of a permanently mounted pole, along with the convenience of a removable pole.
You will need to purchase your own screws however, as the mount doesn't come with these. So be sure to select the correct length and type of screws for your ceiling construction. The screws can be installed with a manual screw driver, but a power driver will make the job go much quicker.
Important Note: Remember that these mounts MUST be screwed into a ceiling joist, otherwise they will not be safe to use with your dance pole.
While a platform pole doesn't require any actual installation per se, the X-Stage does require a fair bit of assembly.
However, the set up process is actually made quite simple by the unique design. X-Pole platform poles come with a base assembly, over which 6 wedge-shaped pieces are fitted to form the dance area. The pole is inserted through the centre, and anchored to the base assembly.
The X-Stage plaform pole comes in two models: the X-Stage Standard and the X-Stage Lite, with the main difference between the two models being the height of the platform.
X-Stage
X-Stage LiteIn the Lite model (shown above at right), the rise of the base unit is only 4" off the ground, while on the Standard model (left) the rise is 12".
Also, the X-Stage Lite, while still very stable, doesn't have quite the stability of the Standard model.
If you're worried about things getting a bit tippy with your X-Stage Lite, you can always extend the legs and add weights to the posts. This can also be done for the standard model.
As might be expected, the X-Stage is quite heavy, though the Lite version weighs only about half as much as the Standard version.
Fortunately, X-Pole makes it easy for you to transport your platform pole by supplying three carrying cases with the X-Stage, one of which has wheels for the heaviest parts. Replacement cases are also available for purchase separately.
X-Stage Carrying Case for Floor PanelsNevertheless, do keep the weight factor and set up time in mind if you're considering buying a platform pole, particularly if you're planning to move it from place to place.
They're ideal for some applications, particularly outdoors and in venues with very high ceilings, but for home use you're probably better off with either the X-Pole Sport or the X-Pert.
If you're curious, you can read some general information about platform dance poles here.
And if you think an X-Stage or X-Stage Lite might be right for you, you can find more information and shipping times by consulting the X-Pole website for your country.
All X-Pole dance poles are available in your choice of finish, either Chrome, Stainless Steel or Titanium Gold.
X-Pole in Titanium GoldSome models are also available in powder coated colors (black or pink), brass, or silicone (also in your choice of black or pink).
The chrome finish is silver in color and is a good general use pole for both spins and inversions, but it is a different finish than stainless steel.
Titanium Gold is gold in color and is made to resemble brass in both look and feel, however if you want a true brass pole be sure to look for that option when ordering.
As mentioned earlier, X-Poles can be purchased as rotating poles (X-Pert) or as stationary poles (X-Pole Sport). The X-Pert actually converts from stationary to spinning, so you get the benefits of both types of pole.
The X-Stages also have the option to switch between stationary and spinning mode.
X-Pole now also offers a fly pole, which is dance pole that is not fixed at the base. This is a pole for advanced users and aerial enthusiasts only, and is not recommended for beginners!
X-Poles are available in a range of diameters, from 1.5 inches
(40 mm) up to 2 inches (50 mm). Many women find the smaller
diameter pole easier to grip, and if you are very petite with small hands
you might prefer this size of pole.
A 2 inch pole used to be the industry standard when pole dancing was more common in strip clubs and bars. The main advantage to this slightly larger pole for home use is that it makes leg holds & inversions much easier as you've got more pole to hold onto with your thighs.
But it's important to weigh the pros and cons carefully, and also think about how you intend to use your pole most of the time. For example, if you really lean towards inverted leg holds, but you're a bit lacking in the thigh department, the larger diameter 2 inch pole might actually be a better choice.
All XPoles come as multi-piece dance poles and include carrying cases, making them all technically portable.
The cases are soft-sided with handles. There's a fair bit of weight when the case is loaded, but most people should be able to handle it, at least for carrying the pole fairly short distances.

The X-Stage comes with 3 carrying cases, the heaviest one with wheels, so this is a big help when lugging this platform dance pole around!
The wheels seem like a good idea at first glance, and in fact it is helpful to be able to pull the heavy case along behind you.
Unfortunately, the wheels don't help much when going up and down stairs, or when lifting the pole in and out of your vehicle. For this reason, do make sure you either have help, or you've devised a system for carefully navigating stairs and vehicle entries/exits when using the X-Stage.
At the time of this writing, Vertical Leisure's XPoles range in price from US $179 - US $1,129.
The most economical X-Pole is the XPole Sport, currently priced at $179. This is a stationary, multi-piece friction fit pole that breaks down for storage or transport in the included carrying case.
An X-Pole X-Pert pole starts at $289 for the powder coated finish. This is a rotating pole. It is also a multi-piece friction fit pole and comes with its own carrying case.
The X-Stage is the most expensive pole starting at $799 and up depending on finish and features, but is well worth it if you need the ability to use your pole anywhere, regardless of ceiling height.
NOTE: Prices and shipping fees can change over time. To ensure you get the most up to date information, please visit the X-Pole website for your country below, to see current pricing.
Orders are generally processed within 24-48 hours, and shipping takes 2-5 days on average.
Every X-Pole comes with a six month warranty against manufacturer's defects when used and installed as directed. Defects from normal use, wear and tear, being dropped, or anything outside of a pure manufacturing defect are not covered.
If you change your mind after receiving your XPole, you may be able to return it within 30 days if it's unopened & unused. A 10% re-stocking fee may be applied.
X-Pole's customer service department is very responsive and helpful, and their website is very thorough and complete. There are video tutorials covering assembly and maintenance of all their pole models, and contact information is prominently displayed should you have a pre or post-sale question.
Is an X-Pole the right brand of pole dancing pole for you? If you decide to order an X-Pole, and you found the information on this page helpful, please consider ordering via any of the links on this page.
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To learn more about any product on this page, or to make a purchase, you can use the following links to get to the correct X-Pole website for shipping to your country.

X-Pole US handles orders from the USA
X-Pole Canada ships to all Canadian addresses
X-Pole Mexico serves all Mexican states
X-Pole UK manages orders from all other countries
All photos on this page used with permission from Vertical Leisure.
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