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Line Poles - Little Advice

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DaveOx
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So I'm going to get some Line poles, and I'm looking at the Pollards Paint Brush and the dart. The question is how much different are they? Are the Pollards worth the additional 20 bucks? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
Jan 27 2012 8:32AM
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J-Sway
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The art is just different and the dart grip is more like a mountain bike grip, while mr polards pole is kinda like a golf club grip in a way.

Jan 27 2012 2:57PM
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NCgaron
Posts: 142 - Karma: 15
i also believe that the pollards come with the extra powder basket and yes the grips are different so its really your opinion
Jan 27 2012 4:05PM
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skiRay
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poles will be poles, and only poles.
Jan 27 2012 4:08PM
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DaveOx
Posts: 303 - Karma: -11
Thanks for the responses guys!
Jan 30 2012 12:50PM
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TACO-DOG.exe
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don't spend money on poles. chances are you'll fall on them and they will break. buy some shitty $15 poles and paint them any way you want, get some bike grips and put them on.
Jan 30 2012 12:55PM
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VD.
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My old poles were kermas from the 90s that I got for free, broke those in 5 days, I moved on to rossignols for 15 euros they lasted me about 2 weeks, Movement poles 15euros buckled them almost to a right angle after 2 weeks, put them in a vice bent them back, they're kinda straight now

Jan 30 2012 1:04PM
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tommywiseau
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I have darts. They're just overpriced poles. Do what the other dude said and buy some ghetto poles (lost and found has some good options) and use those. You're going to break them.
Jan 30 2012 1:28PM
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