airity vs air pole

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- 15/02/2015 at 6:01 pm #58900
  TF_tench0771
  any one had them side buy side ??? is it wrth the extra ££££
- 15/02/2015 at 6:51 pm #174973
  TF_gaz r
  very little difference imo , a pal whos owned both poles and uses an air says air aint worth the extra .
- 16/02/2015 at 9:12 am #174981
  TF_CriagH66
  New Tourney Pro X VS Airity. Is it worth the extra money?
  Serious question. But you know where I’m going.
- 16/02/2015 at 1:37 pm #174983
  Anonymous
  There’s a video on u-tube comparing the Airity to the Air.
- 18/02/2015 at 5:54 am #175001
  TF_CindyS
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  Yeah there’s a little difference between airity and air pole. Share the video here Norman.
- 18/02/2015 at 8:00 am #175003
  TF_adi fisherman
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  If they were the same they would be the same price?
- 18/02/2015 at 2:00 pm #175000
  TF_CriagH66
  Not sure about that.
  
  A Ferrari 458 Spider and 130 tonnes of turnips both cost the same. They are very different!
  
  A Ferrari 458 Spider and a Red Ford KA convertible are priced very differently and yet have many features in common.
  
  Don’t follow the logic??
- 18/02/2015 at 5:51 pm #135973
  TF_adi fisherman
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  Don’t be a plonker. It is quite clear what I said. If the air and airity were the same they would be the same price. The air is more money and it is better, fact. However I would suggest going to a shop and trying them as just because one is better in certain ways it does not mean it is the one you should buy.
- 18/02/2015 at 8:55 pm #135975
  Anonymous
  Ta Darrrr!
- 18/02/2015 at 10:08 pm #175007
  TF_CriagH66
  Ta Darrr!
  It’s magic!
  Nothing in it really is there.
  I work as a sales engineer. I can sell the exact same product to a number of customers at wildly different prices. It’s just a case of selling the science behind it. Or at least just enough science to justify the price you’re asking.
  Marketing, it’s a truly wonderful thing.
  How much science do the pole manufacturers give us? Daiwa put differing numbers of black spots in a white square to sell the difference of a thousand pounds. See the catalogue.
  Don’t get me wrong I use a Daiwa Tourney Pro. Good pole. But I do not have sufficient information from any pole manufacturer to make an educated choice in buying a new pole (and spending three grand of my hard earned money), other than reading the “my poles better than yours” sh*te on these websites.
  It’s about time the customer got to know the facts. Something you would be given when choosing between a Ferrari Spider and a Red Ford Ka convertible and hopefully wouldn’t need if offered 130 tonnes of turnips.
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