Poledoctor Pole Repairs

08/07/2026

Yet another “pro repair” gone wrong… 🤦‍♂️

Apparently the answer was to make the carbon wrap much longer than needed because “longer means stronger.” 😂

The reality? This repair was carried out using carbon that’s well past its shelf life, resulting in a poor-quality repair that was always likely to fail.

A successful repair isn’t about using more carbon—it’s about using the right carbon, the right materials, and the right repair technique. That’s what restores the pole’s strength and flex without adding unnecessary weight.

Quality materials. Proven methods. Repairs that last.

22/05/2026

Another Pro repair failed

27/04/2026

Why we use Unidirectional carbon fibre (UD carbon) 👇

All fibres run in one direction, giving maximum strength exactly where it matters — along the length of the pole. That means your pole keeps its natural bend and action, instead of turning stiff or “dead” like it can with woven carbon repairs.

📸 In the photos:
You can clearly see where previous repairs have failed just above the repair area — a common issue when the wrong materials are used.
Then compare that to my repair — clean, smooth, and built to flex as it should.

At Pole Doctor, I use high-end UD carbon, including Toray fibres, so every repair is light, strong, and performs as close to original as possible.

It’s not just about fixing a break — it’s about bringing your pole back to life

And yes we can repair Graphene 🎣

18/03/2026

18/03/2026

Before and after 3 breaks two repairs

13/03/2026

Two products I highly recommend are dry film PTFE and bungs. Before I get hundreds of messages asking, I don’t sell either of these products. However, both can really help when it comes to maintaining your pole. Dry film PTFE helps keep sections running smoothly and reduces wear and stops sections sticking together, while bungs protect the sections and help prevent damage. Used together, they’re simple but effective ways to help look after your pole and keep it performing

10/03/2026

I received a lot of messages yesterday asking about full pole refurbishments. If the female joints on your pole have become this soft, it’s usually a sign that it’s time for a refurb. Once a pole has been properly refurbished, it can last for many more years, meaning there’s no need to rush out and buy a brand new pole. A good refurb can bring your pole back to life and keep it performing as it should. 🎣

09/03/2026

Back by popular demand, I will be opening on Saturday mornings throughout the summer starting this weekend. There are five full poles currently in for refurbishment, along with some that have already been refurbished and are ready to go.

04/03/2026

Before & after

19/02/2026

Don’t just drill your top kits for a pulla, they need strengthening wrap.