Pole Accessories
Pole elastics, bushes, kits, connectors and spares, each with the cheapest live price pulled from the retailers we list. Sort by brand, elastic grade or fitting type to find the part you need and the shop selling it for less.
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Everything here is matched against our verified retailers, so the price you see is the best one going right now rather than a single shop's number.
Use the filters to drill into elastic ratings, hollow or solid types, bush and connector sizes, and brand, then open the listing to see who has it in stock cheapest.
Where a part has been reviewed, you can sort by score to weigh how it performed against its price before you buy.
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How to Choose Pole Accessories
Pole accessories cover the small parts that turn a bare pole into a working setup, and the elastic is the one that does the most. Hollow elastic stretches a long way for a soft, forgiving cushion that suits bigger fish, while solid elastic gives a more direct, controlled pull that works well for smaller silvers and faster bites.
Elastic is sold by grade, usually a number that rises with the strength, and the right grade is matched to the size of fish and the diameter it can run through. A heavier grade copes with carp and harder fighting fish, while a lighter grade keeps things gentle for delicate hooklengths and smaller hooks.
The bush sits in the tip of the pole and the elastic runs through it, so its bore size needs to suit the elastic diameter to let it move freely without snagging. A PTFE bush reduces friction and helps the elastic glide, which matters most with the thicker, higher grades.
At the other end the connector joins the elastic to the rig, and a quick-change type lets rigs be swapped without re-threading. Kits, spares and bungees fill in the rest, from puller systems that take in elastic during the fight to replacement sections and fittings that keep an existing pole running.
It helps to match the accessories to the pole and the venue rather than buying in isolation, since the elastic, bush and connector all work as one stretch system. The buying guide below has more on the grades, types and fittings.
Pole Accessory Prices and Reviews
There are 10 pole accessories listed here, spanning elastics, bushes, kits, connectors and spares from entry parts up to specialist fittings. Each one carries the lowest in-stock price we can find across the retailers we track, refreshed daily so the comparison stays current.
Of those, 0 have been reviewed, with our scoring built around how a part performs against what it costs, judged on the things that actually matter when you are setting up a pole. For a fuller breakdown of elastic grades and how to pick between them, see our guide to the best pole elastics.
Frequently Asked Questions
What pole elastic grade should I use?
Grade is matched to the size of fish and the bore it runs through, with lighter numbers for small silvers and heavier numbers for carp and harder fighting fish. The product listings show the rated grade so you can filter to the one that suits your target.
What is the difference between hollow and solid pole elastic?
Hollow elastic stretches further for a softer cushion that absorbs the lunges of bigger fish, while solid elastic gives a more direct, controlled pull. Hollow tends to suit carp and larger fish, and solid suits smaller, faster bites.
What does a pole bush do?
The bush fits into the tip section so the elastic can run through it smoothly without wearing on the pole. A PTFE bush lowers friction and is matched in bore size to the diameter of the elastic being used.
What is a pole connector for?
A connector joins the elastic to the rig at the pole tip, and a quick-change type lets rigs be swapped over without re-threading the elastic. It needs to suit the elastic diameter so it grips securely under load.
Do I need to lubricate pole elastic?
Lubricant helps the elastic glide through the bush and reduces friction, which keeps the stretch smooth and prolongs its life. It is most useful with thicker, higher grade elastics that sit tighter in the bore.
How do I know if a pole accessory is in stock and cheapest?
Each listing shows the lowest live price from the retailers we track, updated daily, alongside the shops compared. Open the item to see who has it in stock and at the best price right now.