HYDE 28690 QuickReach Telescoping Pole, Extends from 7-1/2 to 12 Feet, Multi Colored

The HYDE 28680 QuickReach Telescoping Spray Pole is a well-built, reliable tool that significantly improves efficiency and precision when spraying hard-to-reach areas. The telescoping design extends smoothly and locks securely in place, providing excellent control with minimal fatigue. It feels sturdy, lightweight, and compatible with standard spray systems, making it ideal for both professional painters and serious DIY users. A high-quality, time-saving tool that delivers consistent results — highly recommended for detailed and elevated applications.

Horrible product. It didn’t come with the coil thing to hold the hose. The knob to tighten the gun holder will not hold the gun up so it can spray. It doesn’t have the coil to hold the cord so it won’t stay in place. When I extend the pole to full extension it will not spray. Total waste of $180. So frustrated. Useless piece of garbage. Feel totally ripped off. Could not even use it for 10 minute. Only works if the pole is short and only halftime the time. Worst purchase of my life. I’m sure I got a faulty product that someone returned because it wasn’t all there. You don’t know that until you try to use it. I wish I could return it. Pure garbage.

I picked this up because I needed to do a high ceiling in the garage with multiple obstacles. Now I'm impressed with the stability of it and lightweight. It's much better than using an extension wand because you don't have the spatter after you release your trigger. The only two things I'll say negatively about the product is 1 it's very expensive especially with a lot of plastic parts. 2 it's not very accommodating for my particular regular size Greco spray gun and the retainer screw to hold the gun in place is a bit flimsy.

Works really well but didn't extend it all the way out as it made it too hard to handle on a ladder in a narrow passage between buildings. Used zip ties to make the paint gun more secure.

It looks very nice when you take it out of the package, unfortunately it is made with the quality of a McDonalds toy. The mechanism is finicky and frustrating. Sometimes it works. Sometimes when I pull the trigger nothing happens, and other times it doesn’t let go; leaving the gun to spray continually. I adjusted everything, but just could not get any consistency out of the thing. I suspect most of the issues stem from the cable connection between the two pieces, which you have no control over. When extended to the full 12ft it is too flexible. Recoil from the gun pushes it away from the wall so you apply pressure to compensate. What ends up happening, because of the flexibility of the pole itself, is it bounces in and out causing a wavy spray pattern. With enough practice, someone could master this, but you are still compensating for the poor quality of the product. If you could get the trigger to work consistently, and don’t fully extend it, or if you are painting a ceiling, this may work OK, but it’s not worth the price. A stout pole, some duct tape, and a piece of string would be superior in every way to this product. I still have half my project to go, but I can’t return this thing fast enough.

This thing worked great, but there is a learning curve. I got the 12 footer because it was cheaper than the smaller ones and it really worked out for the best. I never needed a ladder and was able to paint huge house with three gables and a large cathedral porch in no time. Several places during the first 5 gallons ended up with some serious runs until I learned to start moving before pulling the trigger and just generally got the hang of long distance spraying. I used wire ties to attach an old paint brush to a paint pole and brushed the runs out. I was working alone but its ALWAYS better to have someone brushing behind an airless sprayer if you want the best looking job. Brushing the paint in also makes it last longer and appear smoother. That goes for stains and paints. The pole stayed fairly clean and after several hours of painting, the quick attach head can be removed and dropped in a bucket of water and cleaned like new with a stiff brush. Well engineered and should last a lifetime if you only paint a couple houses a year. Would buy the same one again.

The positive - you can avoid buying 16 foot step ladders The negative - you will have no control over when the sprayer will stop even though the trigger control is no longer pressed. The whole setup is wobbly once it extends beyond 7 feet. I used the sprayer with the Graco X5, I was still able to get the spray painting done because of the thorough prep work

Good product but a little fragile as these need to be made of light weight materials

Works as explained. I used it for a gravity feed gun and it worked well.

Day safer

When we extend always spray gun goes somewhere else