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Ultimate Pool Tools: HyperPole Telescopic Pool Poles & Parts

A pool pole is in your hands every time you skim, brush or vacuum, so weight, stiffness and a grip that stays put matter more than they sound. Ultimate Pool Tools builds telescopic poles in carbon fiber, carbon fusion and aluminum for pool professionals and serious backyard owners, along with the replacement tubes, grips, speed clamps and clips that keep them working season after season.

Choose the pole by how hard you work it. The HyperPole uses 3K carbon fiber on every section, with a stainless-steel HyperDrain tool end and right-angle compression speed clamps, so a length change takes seconds and no tools. HyperFusion poles put a carbon fusion outer layer over a carbon fiber inner layer, add a titanium tool end for impact resistance, and come in colors and prints from blue and pink to camo and cheetah. The Titan is a blue-coated 6063 aluminum pole with a titanium tool end. Sizes run from the 3X8 Shorty to the 4X30, and the tool end is designed to take standard brushes, leaf rakes and vacuum heads without an adapter. Need more reach? Pole extensions add length to a pole you already own.

A bent or cracked section does not have to mean a new pole. Outer, center and inner replacement tubes are sold individually in 2X, 3X and 4X sizes, with a speed clamp or grip already installed. Wear items are covered too: replacement Hyper Grip II grips, speed clamp sets, and stainless-steel Hyperclips that lock brushes, leaf nets and vacuum heads onto the tool end. Round out the kit with the Hyper Valve adjustable skimmer regulator valve, HyperPatch peel-and-stick fiberglass repair patches and the EZ Multi Lid Wrench for stubborn older pump lids.

Pair your pole with vacuum heads, browse all pool repair and cleaning tools or pool maintenance supplies, and see pool skimmer parts for the skimmer itself. Keep any long pole well clear of overhead power lines: the Electrical Safety Foundation International advises staying at least 10 feet away from any line. For general pool care and safety information, the Pool & Hot Tub Alliance is a good place to start.

Whether you are replacing one worn tube or upgrading to a lighter pole, explore the full Ultimate Pool Tools collection and find the length, color and parts you need.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a HyperPole, a HyperFusion pole and a Titan aluminum pole?
All three telescope on right-angle compression speed clamps and use a HyperDrain tool end. HyperPole sections are 3K carbon fiber with a stainless-steel tool end. HyperFusion puts a carbon fusion outer layer over a carbon fiber inner layer and adds a titanium tool end for higher impact resistance, in several colors and prints. The Titan is coated 6063 aluminum with a titanium tool end. Choose carbon fiber for a light, stiff pole, HyperFusion if the pole takes a beating, or Titan if you prefer aluminum.
How do I choose the right size telescopic pool pole?
In sizes like 3X17 and 4X30, the first number is the count of telescoping sections and the second is the approximate maximum length in feet. Measure the farthest spot you need to reach from where you will stand and pick a pole that extends past it. Check the collapsed length too: a 3X17 collapses to 6'8" and a 4X30 to 8'6", which matters for storage and for carrying it in a truck or van. If you need more reach later, pole extensions and other tools can add it.
Can I replace one broken section instead of buying a new pole?
Yes. Outer, center and inner replacement tubes are sold individually for HyperPole 2X, 3X and 4X sizes, and the center tube is for 3X and 4X poles only. The outer tube is the section that carries the stainless tool fitting, and the inner tube is the handle end. Outer and center tubes come with a speed clamp installed and the inner tube with a grip installed. Match your exact pole size on the size chart on each product page before you order.
Will a Hyperclip fit my brush, leaf rake or vacuum head?
The Hyperclip is a 316 stainless spring-steel clip with an extra-long button head, made to lock brushes, leaf nets and rakes, and vacuum heads onto carbon fiber poles with stainless or titanium tool ends. It is not compatible with Pentair vacuum heads or with some brushes and nets that have built-in ribs, so check your head before you order. Clips are wear items and carry a 60-day manufacturer-defect warranty.
Is it safe to use a carbon fiber or aluminum pool pole near power lines?
No. Carbon fiber and aluminum both conduct electricity, so never raise a long pole where it could touch or come near an overhead line. The Electrical Safety Foundation International advises staying at least 10 feet away from any overhead power line and carrying long equipment horizontally. Look up before you start, and collapse the pole before you walk with it.