Garelick Pole - 6 Pack
Garelick Pole Replacement Grip
Pole Accessory -- Tapered Plastic Tip - Fits Most Brands - (does not fit Garelick)
Garelick Pole - 6 Pack
Garelick Pole Replacement Grip
Pole Accessory -- Tapered Plastic Tip - Fits Most Brands - (does not fit Garelick)
Garelick Pole - 6 Pack
Garelick Pole Replacement Grip
Pole Accessory -- Tapered Plastic Tip - Fits Most Brands - (does not fit Garelick)
Description
Why are Garelick poles for window cleaning our number one selling brand of pole? Garelick poles have no external collars so they easily slide through your hands without catching. Internal locking features lets sections open and close faster, which saves time and reduces the fatigue of locking and unlocking external collars (be sure not to over-tighten). The pole reaches from 2 feet to 24 feet. Garelick window cleaning poles come with an acme threaded tip. The poles work with most acme threaded tools. It comes with a free threaded wooded tip allowing the poles to work with most tapered tools. Garelick as a company has been around for over 65 years and prides itself on the quality and durability of their poles. Considering the popularity of their poles for window cleaning, most professional window cleaners would agree.
- Acme threaded tip/ also comes with one acme threaded tapered wooden cone
- Internally locking collars
| SKU | HEIGHT | # OF SECTIONS | WEIGHT | UNEXTENDED LENGTH | STIFFNESS* |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 94102-2 | 2' | 2 | 0.44 lbs | 17" | 4/10 |
| 94104-2 | 4' | 2 | 0.68 lbs | 29" | 4/10 |
| 94106-2 | 6' | 2 | 1.16 lbs | 53.5" | 4/10 |
| 94108-2 | 8' | 2 | 0.91 lbs | 41" | 4/10 |
| 94108-3 | 8' | 3 | 1.28 lbs | 40" | 4/10 |
| 94112-3 | 12' | 3 | 1.79 lbs | 55.5" | 4/10 |
| 94118-3 | 18' | 3 | 2.52 lbs | 80" | 4/10 |
| 94124-4 | 24' | 3 | 3.58 lbs | 82" | 4/10 |
*Stiffness is a subjective measure for comparing our poles to each other.
Replacement Parts
Accessories
- TWC - Thread Wood Cone Tip
- SEE ALL ACCESSORIES
Customer Reviews
Love em but hate em
Background - I've been using these poles since 1980. I previously owned a large high rise window cleaning company called Bay Area Window Cleaning. At its peak we, had 60 employees. I sold the company years ago and now semi-retired doing small work with 2 employees. The point is...I've purchased hundreds of these poles and still use them. Why hasn't Gaerlick improved these poles in decades??! We all know the common issues with them. They wear out far too soon, they stop sliding easily and the sections stick, the cheap rubber end cap wears out in no time causing bare metal to be exposed. (I know of at least one insurance claim because of this problem involving a scratched automobile.) I'm sure Gaerlick is capable of improvements, but they don't seem to care. Let's face it. They have the best pole for window cleaning, and they seem to know it. Someday I hope another manufacturer invents a better-quality pole with the same smooth design of Gaerlick. When that day comes, every window cleaning company I know will switch to that brand regardless of the price. Maybe that will finally get Gaerlick's attention.
Bad
Used to be pretty good now they are really bad
Good concept poor implementation
I currently have 4 Garelick poles that have at least one or more sections frozen on them. I really like the way the feel when working, but when you have close to $300 of non-functioning poles taking up space in the garage you get to the point where you stop trying. I have two 12’ poles, one 18’ pole and one 24’ pole all of which have frozen up despite my efforts to use and care for them diligently. If they decide to repair or sell parts for their poles, I would be happy to use them again.
Garelick twist lock pole
We have used this as a mainstay in our company for years. Excellent pole. Durable and easily adjusted. Can even be adjusted in the middle of a pull down. No external clip so your hand can glide easily along the pole. The only negative is the rubber hand grip always breaks within a month or so of use. Not normally am issue unless your inside a window display with a sheet rock wall behind you. I wish it had a better hand grip
Poles internal locking collars
I go through many poles. Some brand new out of box the internal collar doesn’t work and they don’t last to long. But they are needed. Disposable poles I call them.
They wear out too fast
These are the best poles......and these are the worst poles. Been using these for 25 years and nothing has improved or changed. The good: best pole out there for ....well...pole work. No collar, smooth for gliding through the hands, compact, easy to use. The bad: the rubber piece at the bottom is crappy and wears out quickly, exposing the sharp metal. (I have seen at least one window get broken because of this.) Internal mechanism is crappy and wears out quickly. Metal on inside gets corroded making it hard to open and close, can't replace internal parts. Expensive for a product that wears out too soon. I, for one would be willing to pay double for a similar pole that is better made. Garelick has gotten lazy. Someone needs to invent a better mouse trap.
WOW
Light, smooth, and fast! A soap slinging', squeegee slipping', towel wippin' window man pole!
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