FEATURES AND SPECIFICATIONS

The X-Pert (XX) Set contents and detailed features:

Micro Base Plate – smaller base for minimum contact and still maximum support

Main Pole A (bottom pole) with attached height adjuster rod and adjuster cover -Metal (not plastic) Adjuster Cover simply threads into place creating a totally smooth pole from top to bottom. With no sharp edges or threads to scrape arms or legs, you can utilize the entire pole with confidence

Main Pole B (top pole) – Only the Main Pole A and Main Pole B are needed for ceiling heights of 7ft 4in – 7ft 9in

125mm (5in) extension – Attach this extension for ceiling heights 7ft 9in – 8ft 2in

250mm (10in) extension – Attach this extension for ceiling heights of 8ft 2in – 8ft 7in

Combine both the 125mm with the 250mm for ceiling heights of 8ft 6in – 9ft

1x 180mm (7in) X-Joint – Comes attached to the125mm extension and used with the smallest extensions that are closest to the ceiling

2x 200mm (8in) X-Joints – Used to connect all larger pole pieces

Top Adapter – Attaches to the upper most pole piece/extension

Upper Support Dome – 16in wide dome that is able to grip a large surface area of the ceiling for extra stability and support

Hex Key – The ONLY tool you will need to properly set up your X-Pert!!

2x Carry Cases – One case is used for the pole pieces/extensions and the second for the micro base plate and upper support dome.

Photo Instruction Manual

What is the difference between the 50mm (2in) and the 45mm (1.75in)?
These measurements are referring to the diameter/thickness of the pole pieces. Beginners often like the 45mm (1.75in) because it is a little easier to grip with your hands. Also, if you are very petite with small hands you might rather have the 45mm.The 50mm (2in) is the industry standard size diameter. Although it might be a little more difficult to grip with your hands as a beginner, as you progress into intermediate to advanced climbs and inversions it is actually easier to grip with your legs.

What is the difference between Chrome and Titanium Gold?
This is referring to the finish and color of the pole. Chrome is silver in color and is a good general use pole for both spins and inverts. Titanium Gold is gold in color and has an electronically coated surface that increases the grip. It is made to emulate the grip of a brass pole and is ideal for climbs and inverts.
It is really all a personal preference, but it’s recommended that you choose the pole that is closest to the one that you have used, currently are using, or plan to use.