Comments on: Peekaboo Pole Dancing Pole

By: Jane Hdz

Jane Hdz — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 01:42:49 +0000

so… it´s great!! ii realy like iit… amm… i´m from mexiico and & wan it… so… how can i get it???
please!!! tell me!! ii realy like to learn pole dance!!!

By: Falcon

Falcon — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 17:10:47 +0000

i started pole dancing when i was 13, i am nearly 16 now and my mum got me this pole. i think its great and i love doing it. i use pole dancing as a form of exersize and it works! i think its great it ws aimed at children.

By: becci

becci — Thu, 29 Nov 2007 09:31:40 +0000

well i have one of these poles and you can bear your weight on it i can do most upside down tricks on, and others that include the concord, firemans spin, seated spin, angel, and box legs… it may be spring loaded and advises you not to put your weight on… but i am 9 and a half stone and it holds my weight, i am not a profesional pole dancer but yes i can do all the moves, just because i dont show my tits and moves in a strip club dont mean its not properly done!

By: Derek

Derek — Fri, 04 May 2007 03:26:12 +0000

I would assume by seeing that it’s spring loaded, that you wouldn’t try and bear your weight on it…. Then again, most people who would actually buy this, don’t know garbage about dancing on a pole, they’re not professionals. They just want to have fun, so why would they attemp to do the stripper type moves?

Heh, there goes that line of logic that most people follow. *rolls eyes* And they say people have common sense. Curses, foiled again!

This is a cute little product for fun though.

By: Stasia D

Stasia D — Tue, 01 May 2007 22:43:33 +0000

Did you know this pole was targeted toward children in Britain? What are people thinking? And doesn’t the girl in the picture look a bit young?

By: dotty

dotty — Mon, 27 Nov 2006 09:50:52 +0000

Great … except you can’t actually do any tricks on this thing without the possibility of serious injury.

It’s NOT designed to take your weight, so leave your feet firmly on the ground. If you want to smooch around it and wiggle, no problem – if you want to do spins or climbs – get a proper (not a ‘toy’) pole!!

Shame on you Peekaboo for irresponsibly promoting this as a proper pole. How many hospitalisations will it take before you think about some incorporating some clear safety warnings?!

-A Professional Pole Dancer-