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Disadvantages Of Dance Poles

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Dancer poles come in different types and configurations, and one common option is the portable type. With a portable type pole, dancers and enthusiasts are given a chance to move the pole anywhere, depending on where the dancing action is. In theory, this is the type of dancing pole that is helpful since it allows dancers and pole dance enthusiasts to regularly rethink the use and location of the dance pole. Although a portable pole is generally considered helpful, there are some confusions as to what this product really mean, and its benefits that can be delivered to dance enthusiasts.

Here’s an illustration that can illustrate the different meanings of portability. Say you own a pole on a platform, that’s secured by a square wooden base. …show more content…

Also, this type will work for you if you own or run a party or dance instruction class. If you also love to perform in front of others, or you just want to show off in private dance parties, then this type of pole can work for you. But, if you take on a more professional and serious route, and you are asked to work your dance moves in open areas like an arena, it is advised that you get the platform type of pole.

Portability also works if you just plan to use the unit in your home. With its design, you can easily store the unit anywhere. As mentioned, in terms of portability and ease of storage, the unit from Lil Mynx is one of the best. It’s made from 2 pieces, and it can be packed neatly using a case. If you plan to travel or move around, the case is highly recommended. The case can easily offer protection for the pole, and the accessories that come with it.

Another great unit to consider is the one from X-Pole, a brand that offers different poles in the market. This brand offers soft cases, and can be delivered in different finishes, from hot pink to chrome. These poles are available in different sizes, including 1.75-inch and 2-inch in diameter poles.

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For example, these portable units are known for their higher price points, which can be frustrating to beginners. These are more expensive because of the processes, design and technologies that come with its construction. But if you are planning to start a party-based business, then investing in this unit is a great move. Using this pole will prevent you from drilling holes, and from carrying a very bulky unit. But if your concern is to remove the pole in case your aunt or grandmother visits you, then the removable pole or friction fit dancer’s pole should work. Whatever type or design you choose, make it a point to secure your safety when installing or using the unit.

We suggest that you understand the portable pole, and read the manual and additional information related to the use of a portable dancer’s pole. Safety is always a requirement when installing and using the dancer’s pole.

So have you decided if this type of dance pole is the right one for your home and planned business? If yes, then we recommend that you check out and read our review page that covers some of the best portable poles out in the market today. Reading the review and checking our suggestion can lead you to the right portable

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