Pole Groups
12 foot and shorter
12' 7" (3.85m Essx Carbons)
13' 1" (4.00m glass)
13' 1" (4.00m Altius Carbons)
13' 1" (4.00m Essx Carbons)
13' 7" (4.15m Essx Carbons)
13' 7" (4.15m UCS Spirits)
14' 1" (4.30m UCS Spirits)
14' 1" (4.30m Essx Carbon)
14'6" (4.42m Altius Carbons)
14'7" (4.45m UCS Spirits)
14'7" (4.45m Essx Carbons)
15' 1" (4.60m glass)
15'1" (4.60m Essx Carbons)
15' 7" (4.75m Essx Carbons)
15' 7" (4.75m UCS Spirits)
16' 1" (4.90m Essx Carbons)
16' 1" (4.90m UCS Spirits)
16' 5" (5.00m UCS Spirits)
16' 5" (5.00m Essx Carbons)
16' 9" (5.10m UCS Spirits)
All poles

--- Pole Inventory Notes ---

Select a pole group from the left to see a listing of poles in that category. The poles shown here are our newer poles. In addition, we have a set of 16’1” Spirits ranging from about 165 to 190 lbs, a set of 16’5” pacer IIIs ranging from 175 to about 195 lbs, and some other misc. poles. We are saving these poles for big, ugly decathletes.

The 5.00m Pacer carbons changed flex system somewhere in 2003 or 2004. A flex with an “x” before it represents the old flex number. A flex without the “x” represents the new flex number. If a pole only has one flex number on it, that is the old flex. The newer poles should have both flex numbers on them with the “x” on the old one. This was done to give each pole above 4.90m their own test span... just like the poles below 4.90m.

The 4.90m Pacer carbons changed weight ratings in 2003 or 2004. A weight rating in the chart above with an “x” before it represents the old weight rating. A weight rating without an “x” is the new weight rating. A pole only has one rating on it. How can you tell if it is an old weight or a new weight? Doesn’t matter… just pay attention to the flex number.
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