EVERSPROUT 7-to-24 Foot Telescopic Extension Pole (30 Foot Reach) | Heavy-Duty Sturdy Aluminum | Easy Flip-Tab Lock Mechanism | Twist-On Metal Tip Works for Squeegee, Duster, Paint Roller (Pole only)

After researching the Docapole and Eversprout extension poles, I could not ascertain which one was better via my online research, so I purchased both along with their associated hooks. My son and I used these products to hang Christmas lights high in trees outdoors. There is simply no comparison between these two products. The Eversprout extension pole is the way to go! This product does exactly what it is supposed to to: extends and retracts easily, stays locked when extended and is sturdy when fully extended. We used it for hours to put up and take down Christmas lights and it worked great. The Docapole on the other hand is a complete waste of money. It bent after only 3-5's times stringing lights (in about 15') and would then not retract. I returned it, but had to go to a packaging store as it was too long to fit in the box it was shipped to me in. The Docapole was flimsy and cheap. The hooks were similar in function, but I used the Eversprout one much longer and was happy with it. Buy the Eversprout pole and don't look back - you will not be disappointed (it's costs less too!).

Easy to use. No extras. The pole does blow in the wind and if you hang it over open air it bends like it's going to break but it doesn't(I have a heavy attachment on it). Strong, sturdy, and reliable. Light and easy to use. Doesn't fit in my jetta(compact sedan) though, I have to put it through my trunk hole and it sticks out in my backseat.

I already own a shorter version of this extension tool, and I am pleased with the quality and utility. The longer pole is more reinforced for distance use. What a great tool if you need to reach something! There are many attachments, and they have a standard fit. It is more difficult to maneuver the long pole, but that is expected.

This pole works pretty well for a paint roller and I got plenty of extension to roll two stories up. The pole does flex some when significantly extended, but this is to be expected and is controllable. It's much better than the flimsy cheapo pole I was using before, and the threaded connecter seems like it will hold up. Weight of the pole is quite reasonable for what it is and for the pricepoint. I do like the easy to use tabs for tightening the extensions--this design is much better than twist-lock poles which love to loosen on you at the worst possible time. However, the tabs are lightweight plastic and are the most likely parts on the pole to fail. If and when they do break, it will render the pole pretty useless. No problems after a couple painting projects with it, but we'll see how they hold up in the long run.

Got this to reach solar panels on my roof - we live in a low rain area and have pine trees that drop needles on it, so the panels can get pretty soiled. I bought an attachment brush (standard "acme" threading) that attaches securely and easily to the threaded end of the pole.The pole is easy to extend/retract, and has a good feel in hand, with grips that make it easy to hold securely. I can extend and retract it while standing at the top of my ladder and not feel like it's too difficult and putting me off balance. Even at full extension (w/the brush at the far end laying on the solar panels) the pole is easier than expected to manage/maneuver. Two neighbors stopped by to see what I was up to and there was clearly some pole envy. :)Will have to see how it wears over time by my initial response to day 1 use is that I would definitely buy it again.

I use the pole to hang Christmas lights on two 18' trees. The pole I used before (was twist type) stopped working and needed replacement. This pole is much sturdier and easier to handle and control. I did extend it to 18' and was able to get to the very top of the trees. I an also use it for ceiling lights and other things that are high up. Recommended!

Despite the manufacturer claiming the tip is "metal," the threads are actually made of plastic. This is highly misleading and results in significant durability issues, as the plastic wears out much faster than metal would. For a product marketed as "sturdy" and "long-lasting," this is a major flaw. If you're looking for a reliable extension pole, I’d suggest looking elsewhere. This one won't be delivering on its promises.

I don't like climbing up ladders anymore. A neighbor was moving and tried to sell me his lightly used plastic extension pole for $65.00. I I thanked him but declined his offer when I saw the plastic part used to tighten it was already cracked. I figured I'd have to hire someone for cleaning high up on the outside of my house. Doing my research on Amazon I found the Eversprout 7-24' pole. I liked that it was all metal and I loved the way it locks in place. Bottom line--It is the best extension pole you will ever find, it is extremely well made. I have since bought another 5-12' pole (for inside) and 2 sets of 4 pack duster and squeegee sets, 1 for inside and 1 for outside. Thanks for making such well made products!