• Designed to float for up to 5 minutes   
• Rust-resistant technology 
• Non-slip foam hand grips for comfort and reliability in wet conditions 
• 3-stages to extend the pole 
• Compatible with any Eversprout attachment that has over 10 potential uses. 
• Buy with confidence knowing we have a 30-day 100% satisfaction guarantee. 
• 1-year warranty  

INCLUDES

• Boat hook attachment that twists on to the extension pole.
• Extension pole made with anodized aluminum that includes galvanized flip-tab locking mechanisms allowing for a customized length.

SPECIFICATIONS 

• Boat hook measures 8” x 3” x 1”. 
• 3 Foot Extension Pole:
• Contracted, the extension pole has a minimum length of 1.5 feet. 
• Extended, the extension pole has a maximum length of 3 feet. 
• Weighs less than 1 pound. 
• When contracted to 1.5 feet, the pole can push or pull over 100 pounds of pressure. 
• When fully extended to 3 feet, the pole can push or pull up to 30 pounds of pressure. 
• 12 Foot Extension Pole:
• Contracted, the extension pole has a minimum length of 4.5 feet. 
• Extended, the extension pole has a maximum length of 12 feet
• Weighs 1.5 pounds.
• When contracted to 4.5 feet, the pole can push or pull over 100 pounds of pressure. 
• When fully extended to 12 feet, the pole can push or pull up to 30 pounds of pressure. 
• 18 Foot Extension Pole:
• Contracted, the extension pole has a minimum length of 6.5 feet. 
• Extended, the extension pole has a maximum length of 18 feet. 
• Weighs 2.1 pounds.
• When contracted to 6.5 feet, the pole can push or pull over 100 pounds of pressure. 
• When fully extended to 18 feet, the pole can push or pull up to 30 pounds of pressure. 
• 24 Foot Extension Pole: 
• Contracted, the extension pole has a minimum length of 7 feet. 
• Extended, the extension pole has a maximum length of 24 feet. 
• Weighs 4 pounds.
• When contracted to 7 feet, the pole can push or pull over 100 pounds of pressure. 
• When fully extended to 24 feet, the pole can push or pull up to 30 pounds of pressure. 

RECOMMENDATIONS

• For high pressure tasks, such as docking your boat with high leverage push / pull action, we recommend using the pole fully contracted for maximum strength. 
• For long reach tasks, such as retrieving rope and lines, use the pole fully extended.