The UCS poles have the weight rating band like 5" or so from the top of the pole.
Does the given length of the pole measure from the tip to the band? or to the actual top of the pole?
Just UCS poles.
Thanks!
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Always refer to Jan Johnson's relative stiffness chart when comparing poles of different lengths:
http://www.skyjumpers.com/articles/relitive_resistance_chart.html
http://www.skyjumpers.com/articles/relitive_resistance_chart.html
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LHSpolevault wrote:You can cap the pole in college right?
That's correct, but make sure you're not overbending the pole - certainly not past 90 degrees, and often times less bend is better - whatever grip gets you landing in the center of the pit with your standards between 60-80cm and no sinking on the pole after takeoff.
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