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Stiffy Fiberglass Push Poles
The STIFFY fiberglass pole
produced by FiberTex is almost indestructible. The ends are
glass filled nylon with a point at one end for staking the boat
out or poling across hard bottom or shell. The other end is a Y
shape with a mud bar that gives a good footing when poling in
mud or any other soft bottom. The STIFFY floats so if it falls
into the water you can retrieve it. If you want a push pole that
will last longer than your boat, give the STIFFY Fiberglass pole
a try.
Stiffy Kayak Push Poles
Todays more stable canoes and
kayaks allow the angler to stand up, increasing visibility and
fishability. Industry experts agree a push pole is the preferred
method for maneuvering and silently controlling your lightweight
watercraft. The STIFFY Canoe/Kayak pole is a 1.25“ high
visibility white fiberglass shaft, with gel coat impregnated
throughout to add long term UV stability, thus preventing
powdering or splintering. Super high strength nylon spike, and
foot come standard. The ends of the STIFFY Canoe/Kayak pole are
sleeved with a 6” piece of STIFFY Graphite to give it unequalled
strength where you need it. The STIFFY Canoe/Kayak pole is
available in lengths of 5’, 8’, 10’, 12’, and 14’. STIFFY
Canoe/Kayak Poles float and offer a limited one-year warranty.
Stiffy Graphite Push Poles
STIFFY™ Graphite Push Poles are the STRONGEST PUSH POLES in the
WORLD! The shaft is wrapped with pre-impregnated UV stable epoxy
tape in our exclusive proprietary manufacturing process. Our
lay-up includes multiple wrapped, counter-wrapped and
longitudinal layers. We are able to achieve high response
dynamics and the strongest possible strength-to-weight ratio.
The bottom line is the strongest, stiffest, lightest push pole
of any kind. The special process we use in the manufacturing of
the STIFFY™ Graphite Push Pole makes it extremely strong and
because it is made of 100% graphite. Our 20' STIFFY™ Graphite
Pole weighs in under 4 pounds! Like the original STIFFY™ Push
Pole the STIFFY™ Graphite Push Pole floats too.
Stiffy Hybrid Push Poles
STIFFY™ Hybrid Push Poles are an
excellent combination of strength, lightweight materials and
value. The shaft is wrapped with an 80/20 mix of Graphite and
E-Glass using the same exclusive proprietary manufacturing
process used in our famous STIFFY 100% Graphite poles. Our
lay-up includes multiple wrapped, counter-wrapped and
longitudinal layers. By using tension, pressure and cure time
control we are able to achieve high response dynamics and a
truly impressive strength-to-weight ratio. The bottom line is a
strong, stiff, light pole that is also an excellent value.
Stiffy Extreme Graphite Push
Poles
Using the highest quality
HR-40 graphite ensures that the STIFFY ™
1.25" Graphite
EXTREME is
exceptionally
strong,
and super light. Our 20' STIFFY ™ 1.25"
Graphite
EXTREME
weighs in at an amazing 2.5 pounds!!! The STIFFY ™ 1.25"
Graphite EXTREME is designed for the
newest light weight skiffs, or the experienced poler. This pole
is not for the NOVICE.
Stiffy Guide
Series Push Poles
The push pole custom designed to
the exacting standards of Professional Guides everywhere. The
shaft is wrapped with pre-impregnated UV stable epoxy tape in
our exclusive proprietary manufacturing process. Our lay-up
includes multiple wrapped, counter-wrapped and longitudinal
layers. By using tension, pressure and cure time control we are
able to achieve high response dynamics and the strongest
possible strength-to-weight ratio. The Guide Series features a
proprietary final step that bleeds the excess epoxy out of the
pole, resulting in an easy grip matte finish. The bottom line is
the strongest, stiffest, lightest push pole of any kind. Pole
weight is an incredible 2.5 oz. per foot. Even with the ends, a
20' Guide Series STIFFY Push Pole weighs 3 lbs 1.25 ozs.! The
STIFFY™ Guide Series Graphite Push Pole floats just like the
original STIFFY Graphite.
Once you have
decided to purchase a push pole the next order of business is to
consider what length of pole best suits your
needs.
Height
Where will you be poling from, The deck or
from a tower?
If you are poling from a tower then we recommend a minimum
length of 18 foot up to a 21 foot pole. If you are poling from
the deck then a 12 foot or a 14 foot pole will be long enough.
Depth & Bottom Conditions
How deep is the water you will be poling
in?
Consider the bottom conditions carefully because a pole
will sink further in Louisiana mud than in Florida coral.
A softer bottom will require a little longer pole.
Time
Consider how much time you plan to spend
poling.
You will want a lighter and longer pole if you are planning
on doing alot of poling. Shorter poles are fine for casual use
(staking out, drift control, or poling for short periods of time
),
but they are impractical for hours of poling.
More length lets you "Walk the pole" ( hand over hand ) a
few times before picking the pole up and reposition it.
This means less noise as well as less work for you.
Remember, store the pole fork toward the bow and
spike toward the stern, this way if the pole happens to slip
back during travel, the fork will catch on the bow mounting
bracket
Please call to order 1-888-810-7283
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