Dance Pole Reviews

I created this Dance Pole Reviews page to help you sort out how to buy a dancing pole that's best for you. If you've been thinking of buying a dance pole, and are looking for recommendations, read on!

As of this writing, there are four major dance pole manufacturers worldwide, plus several small and/or local outfits, along with the usual assortment of cheap knockoffs and offshore imitations.

With this in mind, I want to stress that I'm only recommending companies that I truly feel offer a quality product at a fair price, and that back up their products with excellent customer service.

Two of the majors make my cut, and I've provided links to a detailed review of each below.

There are also links to pages about the products I don't recommend, along with my reasons, for those who are curious about why they don't appear on my recommended list.

But back to my two top recommendations. Each of the detailed dance pole reviews that follow discusses:

• the different types of poles and accessories available

• my experience with the company's products

• areas they ship to

• approximate shipping times

• warranty information

• customization options

• customer service and support

• other details to help you make an informed buying decision

A quality dance pole is a big purchase, so it pays to do some homework to find your best option. A little time invested in research now will pay big dividends once your dance pole arrives, as you'll be assured that you made the right decision for your specific needs.

Top Dance Pole Recommendations

Lil Mynx is my overall top pick in dance poles, for a number of reasons. From the wide variety of poles available, quick shipping times, and outstanding customer service, Lil Mynx scores top marks all around.

XPole also scores very highly on my list. Especially if you're looking for a platform pole or a portable dance pole with lots of options, you might want to check out what XPole has to offer.

These Poles Are NOT Recommended

The Peekaboo Pole and Electra Pole are two others I don't recommend for serious pole dancers. These are not professional poles intended to handle weight bearing moves such as spins, climbs and inversions. I'll expand on this some more, just as soon as I have time to do a more detailed write up!

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